well, dick mell ain't feeling that, and dick mell is not the type to be like, "so, may i talk to youheart on his sleeve, his anger on his sleeve. ...leave me out! he can love you today, and if he starts hating you tomorrow, he can, you know, pull the switch just like that. and mell becomes more and more resentful of being cast aside, and so that fueled this tension in that family to the point where it eventually exploded. [explosion] that explosion came in 2005, and though it may not have aired on reality tv, it was still inextricably linked to garbage. rod blagojevich closed down this landfill which dick mell was a part owner of. rod said that this was for environmental issues. tapper: what did he want you to do? leave it alone, and i had learned that it was operating in violation of the environmental laws. i had knowledge of that. uh, ultimately, i decided i had a duty, that i had to shut it down, and then he made some accusations that really unleashed the furies. dick mell called a press conference and basically accused rod blagojevich of selling board and commission seats within

gadgets is our own giz wiz dick debartolo. dick, let's start with the thing that you and i would have never thought to need. going back to school back in our day, but is kind of a thing today. laptops. >> absolutely. this is the yoga slim seven x with built in. i take a peek. it's the yoga slim seven x from lenovo powered by a snapdragon elite processor, an impressive 14.5in, three k oled touch screen. you're looking at me, looking at you through the built in camera, beautifully backlit keyboard, very large trackpad, four speakers, four microphones and built in ai copilot to assist with your homework. >> all right, as long as the ai is not writing their papers for them, that is pretty cool. next up, god forbid you read a book. let's get to some light. >> well, you need light at the dorm. this is an amazing i love this light. i bought two of them. take a look at this. this is a clamp lamp. what's great about that is it clamps to a desk up to 2.3in thick, and you have no big bass to take up real estate on your desk. you won't la

>> yes, the dick jokes are a major attack line and they're only going to get bigger.n after a brief refractory period of up to 15 minutes, huge again. [cheers and applause] so right now, it's just a hand gesture. next week, they're going to say "the border wall isn't the only thing trump can't get up." [cheers and applause] and by election night, obama's going to be like, "this guy's dick is small!" >> jordan: okay, but so what? trump will just deny it. >> jordan, that's not going to be enough. obama knows this game plan. he's going to say "prove it! show us the girth certificate!" [cheers and applause] >> jordan: i would be careful, ronny. trump might actually whip out his genitals. >> if he does, that would be a micro-aggression. [airhorn] see how easy this is? it's not hard at all. just like trump's penis. [airhorn] [cheers and applause] >> jordan: okay, look, i don't think it's going to be effective to ignore policy and just accuse your opponents of having small dicks. i mean, whatever happened to "when they go low, we go high"? >> oh, yeah, whatever happened to t

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like, "hey, my dick is good, too!"t olympics, this guy should compete in the 100 meters. he'd win from 10 feet back. [cheers and applause] oh, everyone loves a good pole vaulting dick joke. but look, to this athlete: i know this is tough but i'll say to you what i say to the little league team i coach: it's not whether you win or lose. it's how gigantic everyone knows your penis is. but the biggest story so far is about algerian boxer imane khelif, who's been doing a great job in the women's boxing tournament. some people would say, too good. >> some critics questioning whether khelif should have been allowed to compete in that ring at all, and claiming that khalife is a man or transgender, something ioc officials have emphatically denied. >> the algerian boxer was born female, was registered female, lived her life as a female, boxed as a female, has a female passport. this is not a transgender case. >> michael: seems pretty open and shut to me. she was born a woman, lives as a woman, and boxes other women. so what is

[applause] we don't usually do this, but, dick, do you want to say anything?? or, nikki, you want to say anything? no, seriously, you guys worked like,you started this in 2022, i think. >> i did, mr. president. actually, we started it even before then, but we really gained steam and got it passed out of the senate, and it's been stuck in the house. and so, i just want to thanke everybody here who came together to work so hard, because this is such an important part of our nation's history, what the midwest has done, what the midwest has done in terms of being part of the civil rights movement. so much of what happened in the south started and was supported through places in chicago and in springfield. and i'm so proud that springfield, illinois, is home to the beginning of the naacp. good things can come out of bad things, as long as you don't forget what happened. >> yes. >> thank you, mr. president. >> thank you. >> thank you. [applause] >> dick? >> this was not the only race riot in america by any means. my hometown of east st. louis, illinois, had one as we

now that i think about it, dick cheney made the news a lot. don't be like dick cheney. about republicans. they always say that liberals are obsessed with race, but they're the ones who can't stop thinking about it. they had a blank slate to build a narrative around kamala harris, and they immediately went 1860 on us, because they got black on the brain. and republicans aren't only saying kamala is too black. they're also saying she's not black enough. >> early in her career, she identified as south asian. now she is considered an african-american woman. >> is she black? is she indian? nobody knows. >> kamala's indian, black heritage, or whatever it is she wants to be today. >> one year, she's black. the next year, she's of south asian descent. >> she was indian all the way and then all of a sudden, she made a turn and she went, she became a black person. >> just to be clear -- >> i don't know if you know this or not, but you can be both. [cheers and applause] and i don't want to break your brains, but two isn't even the most races a person can be. bruno mars is the most

in the middle of our project dick was diagnosed with a cancer that take his life he or later.ne day as he looks wistfully at the trick of boxes left he asked who would you bet on me or the boxes? who will be finished first? throughout that final year at the prospect of a book based on the boxes gave him a sense of purpose. it made him excited to wake up every day and work as long as he could. i realize and now we were both in the grip of a fantasy the fay maintaining the enchanting thought that so long as we were still working on the project learning, laughing and exploring the boxes his life, my life, our life together would continue. if a talisman is an object that have magical powers and brent locke are potential book was our talisman. and so it has remained for even after dick diet is a start it once more the project we had begun together i found myself talking with him every day asking him questions even though he no longer answered and here i am 81 years old having completed a three-month book to her in 30 cities where he talks about him for hours every single day. oh ho

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company founder dick beaumont points to what he believes are design flaws in the yacht that sank, and also the challenging dynamics for a crew in meeting the wishes and expectations of the super wealthy as factors in what happened. haze is visible in the bay area from a wildfire called the coffee pot fire. the fire was sparked by lightning and has been burning for almost a month in the sequoia national park in tulare county. it's burned more than 7500 acres and has resulted in evacuation orders and warnings as well. and it has had. some of these fires have had a big effect on air quality in the bay area, and meteorologist sandhya patel is keeping track of that for us, as well as the forecast for the weekend. sandhya. >> yeah, dan, this afternoon and this evening we saw that smoke coming in in the upper parts of the atmosphere and creating this like layer of haze. take a look at the satellite picture of that coffee pot fire in tulare county. and you can see as that smoke started to really grow in size, we started seeing a big batch of smoke coming in our direction, but luckily it was i

can i call hymn dick? dick and pat would say maureen, go get your bunny.i'd run down the hall, get the bunny, bring it back. oh the bunny looks like it's really tired, maybe he should go to bed. so here we are running back and forth in the hallway and then falling asleep. but, you know, incredible stories. so to fast forward to 1953 when he was vice president under president eisenhower, president eisenhower came to vice president nixon and pat and said, i want you to go to -- on a 00-week trip to 19 countries, 43,000 miles. well, pat had never left her children, risch shah was 8 at the time -- trisha a was 8 at the time, julie was 6. and if you have ever traveled to the far east, you know how good it is. they were going to 19 different countries in different weather, different people, different leaders, different food, the whole nine yards. i remember that pat came out to go shopping with my mother, and maybe some of you remember there was a store called buffam's here in -- i see. [laughter] in southern california. and the buyer had selected some clothes f

company founder dick beaumont points to what he believes are design flaws in the yacht that sank, and also the challenging dynamics for a crew in meeting the wishes and expectations of the super wealthy as factors in what happened. haze is visible in the bay area from a wildfire called the coffee pot fire. the fire was sparked by lightning and has been burning for almost a month in the sequoia national park in tulare county. it's burned more than 7500 acres and has resulted in evacuation orders and warnings as well. and it has had. some of these fires have had a big effect on air quality in the bay area, and meteorologist sandhya patel is keeping track of that for us, as well as the forecast for the weekend. sandhya. >> yeah, dan, this afternoon and this evening we saw that smoke coming in in the upper parts of the atmosphere and creating this like layer of haze. take a look at the satellite picture of that coffee pot fire in tulare county. and you can see as that smoke started to really grow in size, we started seeing a big batch of smoke coming in our direction, but luckily it was i

they say worth of merchandise from the dick's in pleasanton. the 2 were arrested and booked into the solano county jail. >> the man is in jail after bart police caught him trying to evade fare gates in san francisco. police say they saw him the gate and then tried run away. but he was cornered and handcuffed. it was carrying this handgun. police say according to police, as a domestic violence restraining order which prohibits him from owning a gun. >> new bill to help expedite construction at k through 12 schools in california has been signed into law. the bill was written by san jose state senator dave cortese and it's intended to speed up the modernization of public schools when they want to renovate or at new facilities to campuses. now engineers and architects can work with school districts through a single concurrent contract which senator cortez, he says will save schools millions of dollars. >> right now to report on forecast as we give you a live look outside at san francisco's embarcadero. some clouds off there in the distance, lawrenc

children, do you know where my dick has gone ? sorry on that dick has gone? that note, tell us about hollyoaks . i note, tell us about hollyoaks. i got you, i've got you. tell us about hollyoaks. well, i've played will mellor's mum, a character called janice, and i'm the only actress ever to have beenin the only actress ever to have been in two soaps at the same time, which was hollyoaks and eastenders, because i got two jobs in the same day and i got literally they booked me in for hollyoaks and then they booked me in for eastenders and it was hollyoaks had not really started so it was like just a few episodes, but then that went into longer. >> how did you get into acting? what sort of pushed you in that direction? >> well, i come from a show business family. don't haven't, doesn't it notice. >> yeah we don't. yeah yeah yeah yeah sort of. yeah. you look a certain way. yeah very outgoing. can do the accents. >> that's right. i'm from sunderland originally. sunderland. yeah. hey, pat. >> how have you lost the accent i haven't, have you trained? >> no, darling

if he gets long dick for the community, they want to have the system up to them. they want to have a looking or a slow which is not stopped by individuals. so we can learn from the and sports. i don't think that's what i'm going to be because you guys like that. especially think that people get even more aggressive when the in the cause, the many people have very, very strong time schedule. and if there is a gen which they don't know that they've become very angry, they are in the car under numerous, nobody knows username. so the b b and do with the, in the typical versions, more things to normally what it's not to do. i so they like this kind of, i mean, not me. the car is more lives fuel private is by the next. it's like i told the smallest, addition an add on to your home and you don't like the other people come near to you. so this is the limit of about $0.50 a minute or so is the other cost come close to you? you don't like it to become angry against the other drivers that aggression behind the wheel is also one of the main causes of traffic tons. so via and

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there's dick. he's in the book. dick: mike. michael lindell: dick, cnn's here.hey want to interview you. donie o'sullivan (voiceover): he's given jobs to people who've suffered from addiction like he did. michael lindell: yeah, he was my kind of hope man. she had been clean and sober for three years when he came to me the month before i quit everything. now, here's my original invention. you see this thing with the round holes? donie o'sullivan: yeah. michael lindell: i had to change that out three times to get the different sizes i needed when i invented mypillow. these were how i did my shows back in the day. so i would sit there-- donie o'sullivan: ah! michael lindell: if you came to me. donie o'sullivan: but i sleep like this normally. michael lindell: right. donie o'sullivan: and this arm gets sore. michael lindell: right, your arm gets sore. you don't need that with a mypillow, because what's happening is your pillow is going flat and your body wants to keep your neck straight. donald trump: it's good to see you here. michael lindell: sir. donie o'sullivan

it was time for tricky dick to go.eached a concsi after the saturday night massacre, it takes an inten ctravening force to shadow the consensual judgment. in nixon's case, the subsequent months only reinforced evidence." that's go back to that saturday night massacre, a bunch of staff members resigned. he had asked for archibald cox, special prosecutor to be fired. remind us of that time and with this have had happened if the special prosecutor was not fired? guest: so, as part of the condition of surviving, mixing agrees to appoint a special prosecutor -- nixon agrees to appoint a special prosecutor, a law professor, and he mounts a very energetic investigation, staffing is legal and investigative teams with bright, young ivy league lawyers who would like to make a name for themselves and see nixon as an enemy who needs to be brought down as all prosecutors do. cox hears about the tapes from the watergate, the senate watergate hearings and presses for access to them in court. he is being too aggressive, and nixon asks

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hats off to dick thompson, faith and humanity restores james daly of rubbish and a joyous part of thatat the individual who complained , apparently at a complained, apparently at a pansh complained, apparently at a parish council meeting, was ianed parish council meeting, was invited to a children's party, and when he turned up the garage was full of union flags. he walked into his worst nightmare. he was trolled by the locals , he was trolled by the locals, faith restored in humanity. and joining me now is henry smith, the former conservative mp who had previously called for the government to create a minister that would protect the uk flag. welcome to the show, henry. now these kind of stories are annoyingly common. it seems to me that we have this inbuilt shame of our national flag and how telling henry that an actual fact you don't need permission to fly the pride flag in britain, but you do need permission to fly. the union flag sums up britain well. >> i think it's very sad that we have this oversensitivity from some, and i very much agree with that villager dick, in terms of his

allen and i wish i'd said to governor reagan, take dick schweikert because he's already been vetted, right? he's a good guy. he's got ath wonderful family. there's no downside. and it'll the help unify the convention. >> well, now we know what you should have said in new hampshire -- >> yes. well, no, detroit. >> detroit. >> anyway, i'm sorry, back to to paul's question -- what was your question? if. >> about -- >> oh, i'm sorry. i beg your pardon. >> about bush and reagan. >> there was always uneasy relationship. bush gave a masterful speech at the the reagan funeral, and mrse bush. shee wanted a president to speak at the national cathedral. i was there for the funeral. it was terrific. it was just wonderful. i don't know how to describe it. just a clash of cultures. you know, reagan was western, agrain, populist, and -- aa gray january, and bush was houston elitist. you know, born -- when he was a kid, he went to school in aug limousine although-a great man, a great hero of world war ii. it was t just, i mean, they did have lunch together once a week. reagan really try, but on the

together had made something larger than one of them alone but when i went to lincoln it was the moby dick of historians and everyone wants to write aboutli lincoln. i figured it worked with fdr and eleanor so i'll do a been married i two years writing a book about them and she couldn't carry the story the way eleanor did. and eleanor was in the middle of everything that is happening so likely opened up to auburn new york to give a talk and those were the secretary of state came from i went to the house this is which is still preserved like it was then. i got ahold of a thousand letters to his wife because she was an auburn when he was in washington during the war and they are amazing. they talk about their relationship and talkar about lincoln in the cabinet and the letters are treasures. better than a diary and i found he was important in the cabinet andof i went to columbus ohio ad he was a secretary-treasurer. night after night after night another with st. louis and that's where the attorney general is. he had a diary so i had cabinet people and they work spending more time with lincol

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. >> what do you want to know, dick? dick, what do you want to know? nation about aliens amongst us. watch. >> i spent decades pretending to explore space, and then i got the chance to go there. i'm william shatner, and i'm back! and i want to know, is anybody out there? we asked pilots, and officials, the question -- are there aliens among us? >> james t kirk, william shatner, what do you think? >> i think there are aliens among us, and i think you may represent one. we don't know that. [laughter] >> he could be right! >> did you learn something from the special and doing it? i know every day is like a university for you. >> well, the mystery of life, we are all tuned into. yeah, you know, there is no specificity. we don't say, look, here's a piece of a spaceship. but there are rumors that the american government has reverse engineered things they have found, debris they have found that they think come from spaceships. with the mystery is, why haven't they landed on the white house grounds and said "here we are, and we've got to stop the wars and the

we are requesting the government on dick because he see a force to store this story to say that more than a 100 families have been displaced. some victims that now housed intemperate show it as greece as austin, european union for help to combat wildfires threatening the capital athens. thousands of people have been forced to flee as firefighters and military personnel use helicopters to try to contain the blazes, which and i'll banning for a 2nd day, strong winds and a prolong drought, a few winning the flames in the attic, a region north east of the capital homes have been set ablaze, and hospitals and schools are closed. firefighters bottle aggressive wild fires as they sweep across forest and suburbs. news of athens residents also doing that bit to help keep the plays at bay phenomena. so most of the big randy hurts as far as this where we grew up, it makes us very sad and angry. and there are real risks to getting to close the flight and surround a man. i couldn't see i hit the pine tree and this happened to our dry conditions and strong winds of help to the size spread easily.

saddam hussein, iran in this region is significantly increased its influence and yes, maybe people like dick cheney, benjamin netanyahu, basically knew that this was going to happen and thought that iran was next anyway , so it was okay, i don't know, maybe, but i do remember that there was an article, i think it was in the new yorker called reorientation, it came out in 2006 or 2007, where it was said that because... in iraq, things didn't go according to plan, and iran now had so much influence in the region that it was decided to go and displace the shiites this time, and that was the real reason for this attempts to overthrow bashar al-assad, by the way, that's exactly it, not the threat to our democracy, not the bounties on the heads of us soldiers in afghanistan, and not all the other nonsense and lies they've been telling. vladimir putin's real crime was opposing the us in their attempt at regime change in syria, and you can even look at the way vladimir spoke. putin before syria and after syria, there's such a difference. george bush said he looked vladimir putin in the eye and saw a

more than 200 people have died, which is a conservative estimate, according to you and his subset is dick 32 children have died. now the, the demand has shifted to a change in the political hierarchy of the country itself because the students and the ordinary citizens who have expressed their solidarity with the students have actually realized that the, the quota system is just a kind of a symptom of a larger problem in which this regime for the last 15 years has been using excessive force and has been mostly unaccountable for the violence and the repression that has affected the ordinary citizens for a long time. so it's not surprising that the movement has now shifted to becoming an oppositional movement, rather than one that is more focused on the quote, the reform itself. all right, now you just touched on it there. so the students have just at one demand that they previously had a list of 9. so if prime minister shade casino concedes that one demand and steps down, would this be the end of the protests or so that's really hard to den we are actually um, standing on very unsteady grou

thank you, dick durbin. you make us all proud. on behalf of the great state of illinois, crossroads of a nation, land of lincoln let me express my deepest gratitude for the privilege of addressing this convention. tonight is a particular honor for me because let's face it, my presence on this stage is pretty unlikely. my father was a foreign student born and raised in a small village in kenya. he grew up herding goats, went to school in a tin roof shack. his father, my grandfather, was a cook, a domestic servant to the british. but my grandfather had larger dreams for his son. through hard work and perseverance, my father got a scholarship to study in a magical place, america, that shone as a beacon of freedom and opportunity to so many who had come before. while studying here my father met my mother. she was born in a town on the other side of the world, in kansas. her father worked on oil rigs and farms through most of the depression. the day after pearl harbor, my grandfather signed up for duty. joined the army, marched across

[applause] so, i did not have the privilege of covering governor dick caucus caucusgovernorship or when he wn for president. i certainly interviewed him many, many times over the decades. and he was always so warm and generous with his time and journalists i think i could speak for just about all of us. really enjoyed any opportunity to do an interview with governor dukakis. we always came away learning something thank you for that governor. i like to kick this panel off with governor wells. let's start with you you were the first governor to take the reins after governor dukakis made the loan to walk out of the statehouse. assume that you who was probably the firstrn time tt governor orwell's and governor dukakis passed each other on the statehouse steps, yoube would be wrong. you did not meet at the swearing in. in fact you had met more than a decade earlier. so can you talk a little bit about your first encounter with governor dukakis? oxo still in law school when i met michael. i was a summer associate and a wonderful liberal of the boston bar. who has since passed on but michael is

a mockery of christianity and women, let me remind you there is no such thing like a woman with a dicken's sports for women, french definitely counts himself among the men's team. macron with a hairy chest set his own record in the company of strong men, here someone snuck up from behind on the president of the fifth republic, macron demonstrates that in the trend, 191 openly homosexuals will perform at the olympics and... for some reason the gender of lesbians was not counted , president erdogan will not come to the closing ceremony after such an opening. about a homosexual on a platter for him. olympic games 2024 in paris once again demonstrated the scale of the threat we face. macron invited me. i said that i would go, but my thirteen-year-old granddaughter told me: grandfather, don’t go there. i asked why? she replied that they would demonstrate lgbt propaganda there. she showed me a video from... the olympic games became a tool that destroyed human nature, family values ​​and became a threat to the heritage of humanity for generations. the holy see was saddened by some of the scen

will start this war, but you know what stopped the war with iran the first time, the military, when dickney wanted to start it, and george bush, i think george bush, by the end of it, no, i listen to this guy too much, i think by year seven he finally realized that it was time to stop listening to the wildcats, because... it was the military, something about logistics, they were like, guys, we don't have that much of an advantage over iran, yeah, we're not going to lose the war, but they can attack so many american bases that are there, it's going to be a bloodbath, it wasn't just one green beret who told me off the record that it would be not even 10 times harder than fighting iraq, fighting iran will be a thousand times harder, it will be a completely different war, maybe it was... that moment stopped the war then, but even just, even just the rhetoric about how we need to be tougher with iran, why, why are we even talking about this, why are we constantly escalating, it's so simple, the american people are all for it, no more idiotic wars. listen, there are a lot of problems in the sh

[laughter] i think my cockney accent might be worse than dick van dyke's.ughter and applause] i was really trying there. trump's buddies. [cheering] trump's buddies on the supreme court are having a bit of trouble right now, starting with conservative justice and grandpa listening -- [booing] and grandpa listening to you talk about your gender studies major, clarence thomas. last year, the independent investigative journalists over at propublica reported that thomas had accepted two undisclosed luxury trips from texas billionaire and hitler napkin collector harlan crow. the trips, one to indonesia and the other to the bohemian grove, an all-male retreat in northern california. when the reports first came out thomas' lawyer issued a statement calling them untrue. okay, but counterpoint: true. [laughter] because last week -- last week. this just came out. last week, thomas amended his 2019 disclosure form, acknowledging he should have disclosed those free trips from his billionaire donor, claiming he "inadvertently omitted" the trips on his previous reports.

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like an, obama dick joe i mean, excitement. i mean, i would say a lot of it is i would say the democrats because i mean, i thought the republicans had it in. i think it turned out so well for the democrats because it's one thing to like think you're dead in the water and then you have this extra energy from oh my god, we're out of it. and now we're ahead. there. you couldn't that's why we love politics. >> so one predict and they're totally shocked by it too. i mean, the way we are as reporters is we're kind of measuring and seeing what's going on and just learning and talking to people. they feel that too. i mean, they're just as shocked as we are that that this actually happened and that they did coalesce behind a candidate and that they are where they were this week in chicago. i think as far as terms of the convention's are never surprised anymore. they used to actually be you didn't know what the outcome was going to be that boat in modern times that you've always kind of known there, just highly produced affairs and so th

>> well, i know dan's been a big fan of dick's.ave a case here where you have the bifur kated consumer what's fascinating to me is that the low income consumer that adrienne talked about two years ago, we started to see some normalization there. and if you think about the dollar trees and the dollar gens and the impact there -- some of that is sbgetting interesting t me. i think you have a major, major dynamic here where not only have the discretionary names run into, call it that second wave and that second cycle of pull-back in the upper, you know, upper income bracket, but i just think the expectations on growth, the expectations, the margin conversation we've had earlier in this show, is never more important in discretionary. and that's both in terms of fast cur casual, but in apparel. i think discretionary is under a lot more pressure. >> yeah, well said. tim, thank you very much. >>> all right, coming up, mortgage madness. we do see rates rebounding after that steep drop, and if you missed the chance to refinance, you might h

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. >> he usually had silly local sons about october mid-october dick lewis' poster for all those years for governor and president, a wonderful guy said look we are not doing well with the women and we need to do something. so they put out a press release saying i don't think he cornered himself but said he would consider a woman for the first appointment if he is present to the supreme court. and lo and behold he is elected. and its june i think, the white has a smart about this instead of pandering i say we got a womanoa here they actually forwarded three or four names and she was among the three men the white house could say look, we picked the most qualified individual not the most qualified woman but the most qualified individual. they were right and it worked. they obviously had similar backgrounds she was from a ranch in a very rural ranch in arizona did not have running water should group fixing farm equipment and tending cattle and things like that. of course reagan with his work at the ranch and things like that. there was always a mutual affection for each other she was alway