tim dean. >> who's tim dean?e of summer, in texas. >> tim is your husband? >> yes. >> casey's or boyfriend? >> yes. >> you don't need me to tell you of a complicated life, charlene? >> no, i know i do. >> a complicated life that was of keen in stressed to investigators. it went like this. long after charlene broke up with josh, she met husband, tim. this was when they both worked for the texas police department. charlene was the animal control officer there. and tim, a sergeant. charlene says she foul for terms are shots demeanor. >> he was a cowboy. he wore the cowboy hat. he had the cowboy boots. he had the old-school manners. >> why did that work for you? why at that point in your life? >> because that's how i was raised. he reminded me of my dad. he played the guitar, just like my dad did. >> but not long after they got married. it all took a turn for the worst. tim dean had a three year old daughter from a previous marriage. he got in serious trouble after he was videoed slapping the child across the face. >

dean: it is a possibility.ends on what the inflation outlook does in your. -- does in europe. we think neither one is going to be cutting soon. the ecb is still hiking in the fed is one more hike to do this week. rate cuts are not coming soon in either place. kailey: i guess it becomes a question of messaging then, because by and large the market hasn't taken everything that the fed is said or projected at face value, continuing to bet on cuts for a very long time until they finally gave up on that dream. for powell and lagarde, how do they stick on a hawkish message and have the market believe them? dean: chair powell, what is message will be is we hyped this week, and we don't know what we are going to do in the future. the fed's projections say they are going to hike once more. he won't say they will definitely do that. he will say they are data-dependent, and he will emphasize that they have no plans to cut anytime soon. that is all he can say, because the fed is data-dependent at this point. whether they h

john: dean witter was owned by sears.y decided to spin it off and we had -- we got the order from sears to this transaction to raise money in equity transaction. we met with phil purcell and talked about all their salesman, their branch offices. it became apparent to me and to deb fischer that this is the way to really build a franchise because the distribution is going to be more and more important. to have a connection with retail clients would be important. that is how we make the decision. there was pushback in the firm but with deep fissures -- with fisher's leadership were able to give us the partners this is what we needed to do. david: you can argue dean witter was a mainstream firm. putting the two together and never been done like that before. how did you negotiate who's going to be the ceo?john: at that time, dean witter owned discover card. there market cap was larger than ours. we basted on market cap. they had a larger market cap to do the deal. purcell wanted to be in charge. that was a prerequisite to duty

over time, with dean witter, he had the retail.sed on being an institutional firm with a very strong retail base. david: your predecessor, phil purcell, was isolated. some people accused him of being. you like to be on the trading floor, being with customers or your employees. is that right? john: yes. david: if you found people ignoring their clients or employees, you tended to tell them what you thought? john: without question. what i did when i was running the division, fixed income division, i would sit out on the trading for. -- trading floor. i had a glass booth office. if i needed to have a conversation with someone, instead of going off in the conference room, we could sit in this glass office and have a conversation. i would be on the phone. i would walk around and sit down by the best salesman or the worst salesman. what are you working on, what are your clients doing? i was always involved. i had some fun times in doing it. i think in my book, i talk about how you treat people. i get off the elevator at 8:00 in the morni

john: well, dean witter was owned by sears, and they had decided to spin it off.organ stanley got the order from sears to do this transaction, to raise money in an equity transaction, so we met with phil purcell and talked about all their salesmen, their branch offices. it became apparent to me and also to dick fisher that this is the way to build a franchise because distribution is going to be more and more important and to have a connection with retail clients would be important. that is how we made the decision. there was pushback at the firm, but with dick fisher's leadership, we were able to convince the partners that this was the right thing to do, and we did it. david: how did you negotiate who was going to be the ceo? john: at that time, dean witter owned discover card, so their market cap was dramatically larger than ours, so we based it on market cap, and they had a much larger market cap. purcell wanted to be in charge. that was one of the prerequisites to do the deal. he would be ceo and i would be president of the firm. david: so you did the deal. and

yeah, ottoman said dean chuck to other ritual drivers. the conversation helps pass the time while they wait for the passengers for the return journey. these days they got them well with the other drivers. i had a chance to get to know 2 of them, for they've been driving for 6 months to see the scene. i think it's good with some other not from the share. the refugee is, it is, is it, but the good thing is they're not just sitting around complaining and waiting for someone to help them to sit on the car there. oswick is like us and. and as long as they're here legally and they can drive a rickshaw going to out and going to prove family that nice. yeah, is generally struggling to integrate many of the refugees living within its borders . as mohammad know of life and the un refugee agency is in the says, you always have to consider the needs of the society that takes in the refugees and i'm done per lie. there are not in any opportunities here today of the novel. there are very few development projects in this region and local people also str

the dean are getting ready for another day's work. ready they come from su, done by they fled to turn him on a few years ago. the original plan was to get to europe. elijah told me and i left to dan in 2015. my conditions back home are really tough . i wanted to go to libya or, but when i got there instead of i was tortured and mistreated, tiny. i mean, i realized that there would be no future for me. there was no way of getting an italy or anywhere else in europe. the line of government, it was in libya that i met my friends, that the dean. why didn't so we decided to head back to new share. so i thought i'd try to set up a business. you're not there. and um, what i need is uh, going to, i'm gonna, i'm gonna, we had been on the road for a long time, and i'm gonna say it had a lot of issues and that was why we opted to stay in this year. so we put together our savings and chose to invest in rickshaws, forgot the end as a result of the we're now able to send money back regularly and to our families and sudan looking up the shock and ha

it was in libya that i met, my friend says the dean by then. so we decided to head back to new share and try to set up a business. the g, not the, not only the content on model and what we had been on the road for a long time. and obviously it had a lot of issues and that was why we opted to stay in this year. and so we put together our savings and chose to invest in rickshaws for cut at the end as result of the we're now able to send money back regularly and to our families in sudan looking up the much i can have them. my husband, i know they actually started out with a motor bike, but later they were able to afford a ritual data still, they invested in a 2nd ritual. the, the refugee camp is 5 kilometers away from the city of august. that makes it very difficult for residents to get into the city. ottoman said, dean, realize there was a gap in the market. and that business idea was born. must be on this very difficult to find regular work here. there's no point to just sitting around waiting for somebody to hire you. you have to build up your

the dean are getting ready for another day's work. ready they come from su, done by they fled to turn him on a few years ago. the original plan was to get to europe. i legit them and i left to dan and 2015. my conditions back home were really tough. i wanted to go to libya, but when i got there instead of i was tortured and mistreated tiny. i mean, i realized that there would be no future for me. there were, there is no way of getting to italy or anywhere else in europe and the line of government. it was in libya that i met my friend says, dean, why didn't? so we decided to head back to new share and try to set up a business july. 3rd, um, what i need is uh the model. and we had been on the road for a long time. and i'm gonna say it had a love issue, and that was why we opted to stay in this year. and so we put together our savings and chose to invest in rickshaws. forgot the end as result of the we're now able to send money back regularly and your families in sudan looking up the shock and have them my husband. i think they actually

the dean are getting ready for another day's work. ready they come from su, done when they fled to turn them on a few years ago. the original plan was to get to a year of allergy time, and i left sudan in 2015. my conditions back home are really tough. i wanted to go to libya, but when i got there instead of i was tortured and mistreated tiny. i mean, i realized that there would be no future for me. there were, there is no way of getting to italy or anywhere else in europe. the line of government, it was in libya that i met my friends, if the dean by the end. so we decided to head back to new share. so i thought i'd try to set up a business july 3rd. um, what i need is uh, going to, i'm gonna, i'm gonna, we had been on the road for a long time, and i'm gonna say it had a lovely thing and that was why we opted to stay in this year. so we put together our savings and chose to invest in rickshaws for cut at the end as a result. and we're now able to send money back regularly and to our families and sudan looking up the shock and have the

it reflect before the dean next test begins-— reflect before the dean next test begins.t has been quick turnaround and _ test begins. it has been quick turnaround and there - test begins. it has been quick turnaround and there have - test begins. it has been quick l turnaround and there have been three very hardfought games. so i think everyone could do with a break and we know what we need to do. we need to win the next two games. it is pretty simple. i next two games. it is pretty simle. ., ., ~ next two games. it is pretty simle. ., . ~ ., simple. i would have liked a few more on _ simple. i would have liked a few more on the _ simple. i would have liked a few more on the board. - few more on the board. defending 250 and a pretty good week_ defending 250 and a pretty good week it — defending 250 and a pretty good week it was i was going to be hard — week it was i was going to be hard but _ week it was i was going to be hard but i _ week it was i was going to be hard but i thought we bowled really — hard but i thought we bowled really well at times and a couple _ reall

the migrants mostly from west africa and a few dean us trying to get enough money for a place on a boat. we've arranged to make some do and to the car in a side street, they were afraid of the police. so we soon discreetly with a cell phone, they tell us about their attempts to escape to europe. we're always in touch asking how much money do you have? what can you add? and then some of us pay for the boat and others by gasoline. even if it force me to turn it back a 1000 times, i'll keep trying that they need to raise of a 1000 euros for the crossing these days. they organize their own votes as they no longer trust the traffic, because they suspect they are collaborating with the denisia. nills ortiz, that doesn't assume that they need before the canadian coast guard either does everything to stop us and force us to turn back. or they take away our gasoline or the engines of it, and just leave us floating in the water. the people that see this footage was shot by news agency. the gymnasium coast guard denies the allegations and says there's no evidence. according to the european union f

, and host of the dean obeidallah show on sirius xm.i will start with you, as we read the indictment, what was the biggest legal parallel here to de oliveira and walt nauta in your eyes. do you think prosecutors could still get them? >> i think they can. they both face conspiracy to obstruct justice which is a very serious crime. as well as each making false statements. so if convicted of these charges on the evidence is very strong here, they could face serious prison time, their best option is likely to cooperate. my guess is the reason we had the delay in the addition of carlos de oliveira in this case is that prosecutors were probably working with him to get him to cooperate and flip, it seems like he is somebody who could put himself there as a witness on the scene and talk about what walt nauta and what donald trump said, hear the boss, and put together, providing narrative for why they were obstructing justice and how this all went down. but i had these conversations with people before and told them, look, here is the evidence ag

no, this is for you, dean. >> reality -- on my show last night, my entire open was about bidenomics and how it's working and how some in the corporate media -- not you, sin yearly -- many in the corporate media, so much as trump sucks all the oxygen out. there's real news bith donald trump, more charges. the democrats have to get out there and talk about this. unemployment the lowest since the 1960s. inflation the lowest point in two years. consumer confidence hit a new two-year high this week, three months in a row that's on the uptick. gas prices down 25%. i agree with you 100%. democrats should be getting out there and repeating the message over and over again. the problem is you have two democrats and you hear three opinions on any issue. you can book one deposit for both sides of the same issue. the gop is much better at messaging. democrats got to own the economy. it's a winning issue for 2024. >> brendan, i'll give you the last word on this before we go to break. >> yeah, it might be a winning issue, but

joining me now, florida state representative anna escomonty and dean obeidallah, host of dean obeidallaho start with you because florida's feeling like a hot mess right now. it doesn't seem like anything is going well. it's kind of shocking to me that this man is running around the country pitching himself to make america florida. florida is a mess. >> you don't want to be like florida, joy. first, great to see you and dean. you're absolutely right. floridians cannot afford florida right now, and another insurance company is dropping policies in florida. aaa also said they're dropping policy owners in home and auto in the state because of them pact of climate change and a lack of action. our republican supermajority leaders have decided to not take. i mean, this is a really dire moment in florida where everyday people are struggling to make ends meet. meanwhile, our governor is not even appealing to his base of voters despite the fact he's gone all the way to the far right in an attempt to do that. >> let me play ron desantis being asked about his poll numbers on his favorite network, fo

we will go in-depth with congresswoman madeleine dean, ahead.earch is over, an alabama woman who vanished after calling 9-1-1 about a toddler on the interstate is found alive overnight. the new questions about the mysterious disappearance a little later in a live report. i am jonathan capehart. this is an extended edition of the sunday show. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> this afternoon, candidates for the 2024 republican presidential nomination will appear at day two of one of the largest gatherings of young conservatives and the country. miami mayor francis suarez, and former arkansas governor asa hutchison will take the stage at the turning point action conference in west palm beach, florida, to rally supporters and try to boost their single-engine poll numbers, to help their chances of getting on the debate stage next month. but once again, donald trump, the only candidate running while dealing with two criminal indictments, and possibly more in the pipeline, is sucking all the oxygen out of the room. and the former president wasted no time taking a jab at his cl

matt richards got the gold in the freestyle with tom dean claiming the freestyle with tom dean claimingt britain's first medals in the swimming. richards swam a lifetime best and produced an outstanding 50 to pip dean to the gold. the final test of what has been an enthralling ashes gets under way at the oval on thursday. england were in charge at old trafford in the fourth test before the rain in manchester scuppered their chances of winning it and regaining the famous urn. they are now looking to at least draw the series, but there's no hiding their disapointment. it is a shame. like i said many times now, that the weather has ruined it for us. we would have been very confident going into this game had it been 2—2, and they could have been a little bit different going into this game, so it is a shame, but it has happened. momentum has shifted so much between each test match, notjust the series, so to say that it seems, more momentum going into this test match, it is ebbed and flowed throughout. we need to gain momentum back if they feel they've got momentum from this week. like we hav

dean williams has been running them for nearly 50 years. >> it's our livelihood.what we do, and we do it because we live it. my wife and i met at the fair. >> reporter: dean began working at this very fair in 1966 when corn dogs were just 25 cents. today the classic is $7. he and his wife own red and white concessions and travel to 25 fairs in the state throughout the year. >> the oil is in the fryer, so we just deep it in here. >> reporter: the recipe has never changed. dean showed me how to make a classic corn dog. >> wipe the tape off. >> easier than it looks. >> reporter: the team expected to crank out 1600 corn dogs each day this weekend. >> we're stocked up for three big days. i think it will be gigantic out here. >> reporter: they can rely on a few of their eight kids to pitch in. 20-year-old melanie williams considers the grounds her second home. her mom was working at the fair just before going into labor with her. >> especially working, since i could talk, you know, and customer service almost. i like, i feel like i really know how to talk to people. >>

people like the dei dean got suspended enabling that behavior. >> where do we go from here? i take again, again taking for example, at stanford where the dean was ultimately suspended. is that the countertrend in a positive direction? you see more of that happening, what is the course that we are following what should we do now? >> i see the trend, to me it mimics trickle down, seeing a lot of good positive change tactic that the trustee level, administrative level but not make an impact on the day-to-day life on the students within the classroom or in the general campus to experience. at chapel hill, who happens is indicative of what happens elsewhere. ever since you had that fiasco with jones rejecting -- initially given her tenure, they have done somewhat of about facebook they have approved a school of civic leadership and free expression, and asked, after a syrian government decided no money to pro-life groups, the trustees came out and passed a resolution affirming their neutrality. mercy mercy positive changee level but the reality is day-to-day, no, that resolution m

and as a dean, i am very glad that we have such a competitor.ts know that in so many aspects of competition - this is the engine of the engine , of course. this is the case everywhere, then there is no happiness if there is still the only guy in the village in the culet of economic sciences or economic moscow state university contenders for participation in this race of the two strongest or that's it. uh, you know how oxford cambris is? yes, here are two kayaks they are swimming and that's it. and there is no one else. do you have someone else in the swim, you know, in the case of the faculty of economics of moscow state university. we have very similar models. education from the point of view of the great role of the fundamental education of higher mathematics, a. but there are other strong competitors that specialize in slightly different aspects. well, for example, the financial academy focuses more on specific narrow financial specializations x is definitely a strong university. well, our federal universities in the regions are also quite st

now, pr consultant alex deane.g your can you imagine sending your child to school and then finding out whether it's on news reports or whatever that school is or whatever that that school is then in lockdown ? you've got then in lockdown? you've got kids barricaded in their classrooms using things like drawers and things like that. you've got collections of kids in the sports halls and all the rest of it. and when you hear stories like that, quite frankly, it sounds like it's something that's happened in america. time in something that's happened in am

forside me, as anyway alex dean, the pr cothe columnist for the me, as anyway alex dean, the pr cothelumnist for the mail. on peter hitchens. now on sunday, peter hitchens. now let's , shall we, two child let's talk, shall we, two child benefits cap. do you have children? more than more than two. do have none at all? two. do you have none at all? and think that you and think perhaps that you shouldn't pay for anyone and think perhaps that you shoulc kids? pay for anyone and think perhaps that you shoulc kids? let's pay for anyone and think perhaps that you shoulc kids? let's listen)r anyone and think perhaps that you shoulc kids? let's listen toanyone else's kids? let's listen to keir starmer at weekend, keir starmer at the weekend, shall we? >> if you have more than two children at the moment, you don't get benefits. would that change labour government? >> changing that policy. you're not changing to >> you're not changing the to benefit policy benefit child to child policy benefits. okay >> right. yeah. well, there you go. so basically what he is alluding to there is the fact that t

to protect their jobs, joining me right now actor dean cain with us recent author of graphic novel deanl american lawman. >> a pleasure thank you good morning. >> i love this cartoon, and the book i want to hear all about, what the book is and why you came up with this, first give your thoughts, on this strike, how impactful this is going to be for movies television production. >> woman he, i mean, specifically association motion picture television producers big movies streamers, companies warner brothers disney et cetera, you can get interim agreement of make product big dogs going on strike going to hurt a lot of people who are -- crew people make-up, huge number of people involved in this production, going to murt a lot they are striking for good reason film television has changed with streaming all streamers, every kid that i know my son 23 years old doesn't turn on tv like a regular person used to do now streaming one hundred percent, 12 years old streaming immediately streamers aren't recording their strengths so no way to share in that revenue so that is a big issue and a.i. the

dean. ms. dean: thank you, mr. chairman. i thank the ranking member for having this important hearing today. an important moment of bipartisanship and the understanding that the fisa application has gone horribly wrong. it is our responsibility to do something about it. so i thank all of the witnesses for being here today for your expertise and your historical understanding of where we are. and the great moment that we're in. the foreign intelligence act, fisa, the legislative branch, we're entrusted with making the laws of the united states. it's our job to decide what the rules should be, delineating fair from unfair, safe from unsafe, sometimes these decisions are straightforward and easily guided by the constitution and commonsense, other times the decisions are more difficult. it feels like we're in one of those places now with a clear cut understanding that the abuses of the fisa applications and queries are unacceptable. we know we have a responsibility, as do the agencies, to protect our national security, to protect

david: and you became the dean of students at brown? walter: dean of the college.avid: dean of the college. and were there a lot of african american professors? walter: at that point, there were quite a few. interesting that you ask that, because i was just reminiscing with some of my old friends about what we call a golden age at brown. brown, when i went there in 1969 and 1970, we had professors in engineering, physics, chemistry, political science, history, three in english, the general counsel was black. the associate of human resources. we had a wonderful black community. it did not grow linearly, and it did not even last, but the time i was there in the early 1970's was a vibrant period. david: you were at brown for a number of years and then you got recruited to be the head of argonne? walter: i did. david: what does argonne actually do? argonne is what is called a general science, national laboratory, one of the laboratories that the department of energy owns but they are operated by contractors, argonne. the university operates argonne. so, for much of thi

over time, with dean witter, you had retail.really focused on the institutional firm with a very strong retail base. david: your predecessor was famous for not meeting with people he was a little isolated. he liked to be on the trading floor meeting with customers -- you like to be on the trading floor meeting with customers all the time. so when you found people that were ignoring their clients or employees you would tend to tell them what you thought. john: without question. when i was running the fixed income division i would sit on the trading floor and have -- i had a glass of booth office. if i needed to have a conversation with someone, someone off of the conference room we could sit in a glass office and have a conversation. i would be on the phones, i would walk around and sit down by the best ales men or the burst -- or the worst salesman. and i would say what are you doing, make sure your client is involved. i had some fun things doing it. in my book i talk about how you treat people. i get off the elevator at seven.

that we both know who dean phillips is, phil, because we've covered congress, i've talked to dean phillipsber of times, but i mentioned his name to a relative who does not live anywhere near d.c. and they said, who, yesterday? i don't think that he has any name recognition outside of d.c., among the democratic caucus, he is certainly respected, and they feel as though he's a very serious lawmaker for the short time that he's been in congress. he's someone that helped make their majority a few years ago, when they were in the majority in the house. but a lot of democrats they talked to are more concerned about third party candidates versus someone challenging joe biden within the primary. they're concerned about candidates like cornel west and having a jill stein effect, similar to 2016, when we saw that that really made the big difference in those key swing states and ultimately contributed to hillary clinton's loss. >> looking at it more broadly, not about can ken phillips win the nomination if he were to go up against biden, but act the fact that here you have him, a former businessman f

. >> and dean richards. >> all right at 9.53. we'll be right back. and we're back at 9.55. after a sudden rapid demand electric cars might now be losing momentum. according to an industry analysts that is electric vehicle prices have dropped almost 30% in the past year. but it one manufacturing facility in mesa, arizona. they say the slowdown has affected them yet. they also say they've seen 100% growth every year your ear and expect that to continue. still, some industry experts say a collapse of the electric car could still sting the economy, although that's kind of farfetched to think of. but you never know. >> to see this level of kind hesitation by the consumer to jump into the ev world right on the cusp of all these e these that have come in the past year and all the more that are coming in the next year already starting to stack up at dealerships. it's something to be concerned about. >> could also have to do with sky-high interest rates right now. they're making car loans difficult forward. according to one report over 75

and i, as dean, am very glad that we have such a competitor.ct , we economists know that in so many aspects of competition - this is the engine of the engine, of course. this is everywhere , so who is not happy if in the cell of economic sciences or economics moscow state university will be the only guy in the village there are still applicants for participation in this race of the two strongest or this. uh, you know how oxford cambris is? yes, here are two kayaks they are swimming and that's it. and you don’t have anyone else here , you still swam in, you know, in the case of the faculty of economics of moscow state university. very similar model. education from the point of view of the great role of fundamental education is higher mathematics, a. but there are other strong competitors that specialize in slightly different aspects. well, for example, in the financial academy, to a greater extent, it focuses on specific narrow financial specializations. x is definitely a strong university. well, our federal universities in the regions are also

dean williams has been running them for nearly 50 years. >> it is our livelihood. it is what we do. we do it because we love it. my wife and i met at the fair. >> reporter: dean began working at this fair in 1966 when corn dogs were just 25 cents. today the classic is $7. he and his wife own red and white concessions and travel to 25 fairs in the state throughout the year. >> woe are just going to dip it in here. >> reporter: the recipe has never changed. dean showed me how to make a classic corn dog. >> whack the tail off. >> reporter: the team will crack out 1600 corn dogs each day this holiday weekend. >> we are stocked up with everything we need for three big days, saturday rgs sunday, monday. it will be gigantic out here. >> reporter: dean can rely on a few of their eight kids to be here to help. 20-year-old melanie considers the fairgrounds her home. >> i have been here since i could talk. i feel like i really know how to talk to people. >> reporter: this year, crowds have returned to prepandemic levelses. even when there is a recession or pandemic, we always do well at fairs.

he took the pseudonym 600 in honor of elton dean and john boldyri . actor mime marcel mangel took this stage name in honor of the general during the revolutionary wars. marcel marceau true 1200 question must be submitted. but now it's really responsible, for once, 5.500. dina 7.200 you have. street music rate there is only a stool on the yakut monument to street musicians. cello, yes, this indispensable attribute of a street performer, well, the headdress is a hat, right. gennady pseudonyms 1.500 valentin kataev sometimes signed feuilletons and humoresque pseudonym taken after this title character of the novel by charles dickens oliver twist true pseudonym 300 in his youth harry bardinstein played in the gogol theater wrote stories for radio transmission. good morning and acted in films then and took on this pseudonym harry barding. republic 900 you have 7.200 andrey has 8.5. i don’t want to give it away, but andrei has a topic, where is this house 300 or one and a half. one and a half comic plaque on bolshaya pushkarskaya street in st. petersburg tes

i'll stay on the list and nava movie dean mc don, who might have carried out this attack. actually winder, it's really hard to know who carried out the facts because the 2 sides and the 2 white factions are accusing each of these attacks. but a lot of i with this is also a key using the right to tell me about the attacks and accusing submitted to me. is that so the seduce me it's we just denied the air. it's like a tie. as i said, the irish to accusing them that as i can see, 1000000000 of bice, the, the, to the air force or in past applying just kind of the kind of to the ground. billions accusing the unit 3. so they embarrass them and they have all of the credit cards in order to be received immediately. so right now it's really difficult to know what can we do all the time. but a lot of i want you said that always to the fact that i'm actually it's not very weird because ours are used to a text to really is in a lot of places, not only in the cabinets and look over in wisdom that for awkward defense so it's difficult to know, but we like to figure out who we are. so to

so to the next, that was gentlest novelty, dean. incidentally, now at least i've seen people have been killed in slots and long slides triggered by monsoon rains. in northern india, the down post office of madge rose and the capital tally and authorities. i boarded schools to close material. adjust the forecast and maureen across the region in the coming days the, our streets are even norton state of the different dish is overflowing. what to have and good homes. and so i did locate them pretty heavy rains and flats have destructive life here. rescue is doing the best to bring people to safety a lot the coffee cut all the heads up, but the situation is very bad. it has been reading heavy for the past. the the temple here is a tourist bought, but the water has got in the opposite of a bed used to be too low. but the water level has visa rules already. well, hot the need to had lance lights have also blocked to deal with. many have been crushed on the debris from think the part of the issue, 50 notes in the theater party on the heavy done boys have struck life to us. dunstan. old. what a

the journalist, the novel movie dean, ensued on who might have carried out to this attack. i actually want to, it's really hard to know who carried out that fax because the 2 sides and the 2 white factions are accusing each of these attacks. but a lot of i with this is, are also like using the right to tell me about the attacks and accusing the ministry it is that so the seduce me is we just denied a b as like a tie. as i said, the are as to accusing them that as i can see, 1000000000 of bice, the, the city and pours, or in past applying just kind of the kind of to the ground. billions accusing the unit 3. so think embarrassed them. they have all of the credit cards, you know that to because she needed to be so way. now it's really difficult to look at that. but a lot of items is one of you said that, oh, it's a gallery that's actually it's not very weird because ours to use to text to really is in a lot of places, not only in the cab at the open wisdom that for our career defense so it's difficult to know, but we'd like to figure out who we are. so to the next ride, but of

dean to 9, 7, 9, 9, 9, and i will be a great weekend in chicago. i am dean richards. >> add to that, by the way, that movies to 2 hours. and 45 minutes for tom cruise. so great way to cool off. if you look at weekend, oh, my god. and here's some great news. if you're a twitter worker, twitter is gearing up to pay. >> some of its content >> some of its content creators will tell you sel flex alert! flex alert! a power outage is looming. that's just alert, he's always getting worked up about something. flex alerts notify us of preventable power outages. that way we always know when to help stop one. ok flex, just drop some knowledge on me again. oh, ok i will - i'll turn our thermostat to 78... i'll unplug the blender. the hair dryer. - my blankie? - yep! - let's talk about it! - nope. ooo, we can save the laundry til' the morning! oh, yes please! oh! little things like this help save our power and help save us from outages. with flex alerts, the power is ours. wendy's is open until midnight or later. so come get that baconator! gimme one honk if you

dean rinhard takes preview. look. >> 3 years in the making because of the pandemic mission, impossible, dead reckoning. part one is finally in theaters and was definitely worth the wait. tom cruise's top gun maverick dominated movie cineplex u.s. last summer and likely he'll do it again this year for the 7th time he returns as imf agent ethan hunt taking on a new assignment. should he decide to accept it? retrieving a two-piece key. locks and artificial intelligence and to that would turn the world upside down, wreaking havoc on everyone everywhere. first of all, i love movie made 3 years ago before all of the concern over a i has a i as the movie's main villain, it couldn't be more eerily timely. but on the globe trotting trail to find the people behind the ai threat. all of the action here explodes. everything you may have seen or heard about all of the action or death-defying stunts. early enhanced when you see it all in context, cruz is the master showman. it will stop at nothing to race. the excitement leve