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the complex comprising apartment blocks and a few furniture stores and my cousin, my cousin, the edmonds, and the one with them. i'm not sure it's just a residential area, as you can see them either misspelled on this was a warehouse for domestic appliances. use the fire inside and we can't even get it under control like a loon, pretty tired. i want to take a look around them if you find one single bullet until that flip over them, but you won't find anything there that if the, the so what i a thought that on the subject, these are a residential building. you have all of them allow me that i'm that what kind of plane is that had the i q big probably belong to a child who lived here. like a lot of kids. they may have dreamed of becoming a pilot as they played with the toy aircraft. let me know when the the, that child's home is gone. now, you know, i'm with you and with it, their dreams. welcome back to have had them all of us. i don't like fighter jet and such so, but if we don't get killed and survive after then i'll put it to my desk. is that some i'm interviewing to mustache. uh hold

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protected from what appears to be the callous study dinings at tax to the board 4 seats and 4 in those edmonds oh from india. because as i said earlier in the original journal in india, but if you go to the street, then there will be most of the blood flowing in canada. yeah. okay. well it's, it's a situation. we certainly don't want to see develop like that at thank you. so much for coming on the program and sharing your views with this former indian, the boss it or mr. rogers of don't grow. thank okay, know the big story. if it a germany governing coalition has co op spits after chance, they're all laughed schultz to prove business. finance minister christian ledner had all of that controversy was growing over economic policies, pursued by the government particularly. and how much support goes to ukraine as once here, we are increasing our support for ukraine, which is facing a difficult winter after the election in the usa. this should send a very important signal. you can rely on us too often. federal minister lender has block laws in a non objective way too often. he has used petty politi

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caroline: jessica caldwell, we think you, head of insights over at edmonds.getting ready for that ipo. we will discuss the headlines. and what it means for other fintech companies that also -- that may also be going public. this is "bloomberg technology." ♪ caroline: this is "bloomberg technology." you are looking at a live shot of the principal room. check out the "number technology" outcast. this is -- podcast. this is bloomberg. a group of former google and stripe executives who helped the android platform are now raising $56 million for a new company. this one focused on developing an operating system for ai agents. shrink fra joins us now. every other moment i seem to be reading about the latest ai agent company, and this one is to foster an operating system. >> that's right. the idea is they are not building the ages themselves, but because they believed the future of computing will not be apps, but the next evolution of these ai agents, that they want to build something that will connect all of these agents to talk to each other and for developers to b

. >> sir edmond hillary, congratulations on the amazing accomplishment. >> congratulations, china, onr great wall. >> jonas salk, if people don't want to take your vaccine, don't take it personally. >> nelson mandela, congratulations getting out. get yourself an in and out burger. >> russia, pull your missiles out of cuba. >> john wilkes booth, just turn yourself in. it's going benefit all of us. >> all the forces landing on tonight beach in normandy, all the best of luck. god with you. [ applause ] >> jimmy: we've got a good show for you tonight. from "abbott elementary" william stanford davis is here. we have music from sting. [ cheering ] and we'll be right back with jeff bridges. so stick around. >> lou: abc's "jimmy kimmel live!" brought to you by starbucks. ♪ ♪ kia. movement that inspires. your next favorite thing about this place ♪ is waiting to be discovered. did you know you can do this? ... and you don't wanna miss that. ♪ >> jimmy: hi there, welcome back. tonight, you know him from "abbott elementary," which you can watch right here on abc. william stanford davis is with us

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jackie: harris' aids are crying foul and blaming everything from edmonds, trans ads and swing states part of the problem during a podcast postmortem. >> it's really hard for democrats to win battleground states. >> we had discussions with joe rogan's team. >> ultimately we weren't able to find a date. >> she had tremendous loyalty to president biden. i hate to repeat this over and over, but it was a very short race with a limited number of days. >> being up against a narrative we weren't doing anything or afraid to have interviews was completely [bleep]. jackie: was it all that or perhaps her radical far left policies? >> we've got to critically re-examine ice. there's no question i'm if favor of banning fracking. medicare for all. supporting a medicare buy back program. zero emission vehicles only, 100%. >> every transgender inmate in the prison system access to the medical care. jackie: i mean, could have been the few interviews she actually did. jaire would you have done something differently than president biden in the past four years? >> there's not a single thing that comes to

. >> sir edmond hillary, congratulations on the amazing accomplishment. >> congratulations, china, onour great wall. >> jonas salk, if people don't want to take your vaccine, don't take it personally. >> nelson mandela, congratulations getting out. get yourself an in and out burger. >> russia, pull your missiles out of cuba. >> john wilkes booth, just turn yourself in. it's going benefit all of us. >> all the forces landing on tonight beach in normandy, all the best of luck. god be with you. [ applause ] >> jimmy: we've got a good show for you tonight. from "abbott elementary," william stanford davis is here. we have music from sting tonight. [ cheering ] and jeff bridges, so stick around. >> lou: abc's "jimmy kimmel live!" brought to you by starbucks. you're using head & shoulders, right? only when i see flakes. then i switch back to my regular shampoo. you should use it every wash, otherwise the flakes will come back. he's right, you know. is that tiny troy? the ingredients in head & shoulders keep the microbes that cause flakes at bay. microbes, really? they're always on your scalp

edmond ruffin remains one of the most vividly drawn, most exciting characters in the book, but i'm guessing that you have your own pet character, is it? i'm going to guess it. mary chester. mary chestnut. am i right? i think you're going to give me i think there's something i think well, i think there's about mary. and i think maybe have a little yet something of that magnificent film and maybe you have a little crush on her. you did tell ken burns that you would marry her if you were. anyway, she's a terrific character in this book. true. and through the through mary's. i mean, talk about diarists her diaries are some 400,000 words apparently and they span four years but through mary's eyes. you treat us to confederate parties and gossip and ignorance and flirtation aids and fear that deep fear of which she expresses nicely. so tell us about mary. did you read all her diaries? yes, i did, actually. you did, mary, mary. mary chestnut. mary boykin chestnut reason. i really fell for her is she has very to read her diary is to read something that could have been written today by a very wise an

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george edmonds of vermont, frederick frelinghuysen of new jersey. his family continued in politics. oliver hazard. perry morton of indiana. republican. the two democrats. thomas bayard of delaware and allen thurman of ohio. now the supreme court justices, again, we've got another sticky wicket. david davis, an independent, so-called independent. but it will come back to him. joseph bradley had been appointed by republican samuel freeman miller, republican william strong republican nathan clifford, democrat stephen johnson. field, another democratic appointee. let's go back to david davis. what was his story. david davis is fascinating. so as you said, david davis is from illinois. he had been a very close confidant and friend of abraham lincoln. he had been appointed by lincoln to the court. davis was, as you said, widely viewed as an independent in the 19th century, independent, i mean, genuinely independent, free of either political party. most assumed because of his reputation as an independent, that the four justices congress appointed who then got to choose the fifth justice, t

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hi, i'm art edmonds jacuzzi has been making water feel great for over 65 years, and now you can get a gorgeous custom bath remodel at a price you can afford. and the best part is, they'll install it in as little as one day with no stress and no mess. >> i've been trying to get him to remodel that bath for years i called and they didn't. >> just one day and at a price we could afford. >> every time i stepped over my old tub, i worried i might fall. i don't have those fears anymore. >> with jacuzzi you can get a safer, easy entry shower with features like functional grab bars and a custom seat to keep you feeling comfortable and independent at home. and with no interest and no payments for a year it's a bathroom remodel you can afford oh my god, i love it. >> oh it's so pretty and new and the tub is so deep. >> and i can't wait to just, like, go climb in it and just lay there. >> our designers are standing by to guide you step by step. so call now to get your one day installation and find out how you can get luxurious upgrades and a lifetime warranty from a brand you know you can trust.

hi, i'm art edmonds.n making water feel great for over 65 years, and now you can get a gorgeous custom bath remodel at a price you can afford. and the best part is, they'll install it in as little as one day with no stress and no mess. >> i've been trying to get him to remodel that bath for years i called and they didn't. >> just one day and at a price we could afford. >> every time i stepped over my old tub, i worried i might fall i don't have those fears anymore. >> with jacuzzi, you can get a safer, easy entry shower with features like functional grab bars and a custom seat to keep you feeling comfortable and independent at home and with no interest and no payments for a year it's a bathroom remodel. you can afford. >> oh my god i love it it's so pretty and new and the tub is so deep and i can't wait to just, like, go climb in it and just lay there. >> our designers are standing by to guide you step by step so call now to get your one day installation and find out how you can get luxurious upgrades and

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and we know that the, uh, the humanitarian crisis in gauze is unfolding twice a day with very edmonds magnitude that, that just completely defined twice this past palestinian displaced families who are right now quotes, interview brilinta scripts off his by the attacks that have no end in sight in the foreseeable future, families in fact have been firstly displaced from the houses and they have been forced to live in all the crowd of shelters that lock holes. thoughts of the central phase acumen of terry and supplies. and it cannot really offer them with any sense of, of protection. the following reports will encourage blue show how palestinians families are coping aligned to the ongoing is by that tax and lack of basic needs. and fact, i'm right now endeavors about in one of the open at the encampments here where the situation is in particular very dire. we can see that spiritual wichita completely unfolds and made shift tents where families are going through really and literally terrific humanitarian conditions. you can see how flimsy based and so on how families in fact, are strugg

host: are you a teacher in the edmonds school district? caller: i teach in washington.not teach in the area i live in. i am in the area. welcoming these children and and providing them the education, but the financial challenge and the shortage of teachers that speak -- i work at a school that represents over 40 languages, so it becomes a challenge to be able to integrate these children into the community simply because of the lack of resources. and yet, the states do not have the control over the budget to bring in the additional support to provide this for this population. i guess that is my question about the federal role. the states do not control the immigration policies. we are just trying to support these families when they are here. part two of that is not only specialty teachers but also the mental health support and the community support to get the whole family working and productive, because that is part of what these kids need as well. guest: that is not unique to western washington. those are challenges that come up across the country. i would say the feder

host: are you a teacher in the edmonds school district? caller: i teach in washington.not teach in the area i live in. i am in the area. welcoming these children and and providing them the education, but the financial challenge and the shortage of teachers that speak -- i work at a school that represents over 40 languages, so it becomes a challenge to be able to integrate these children into the community simply because of the lack of resources. and yet, the states do not have the control over the budget to bring in the additional support to provide this for this population. i guess that is my question about the federal role. the states do not control the immigration policies. we are just trying to support these families when they are here. part two of that is not only specialty teachers but also the mental health support and the community support to get the whole family working and productive, because that is part of what these kids need as well. guest: that is not unique to western washington. those are challenges that come up across the country. i would say the feder

reverend mary ann edmond allen, a gay woman who advocates for religious liberty but also works with states like utah to pass legislation to protect lgbtq individuals. there was a case in kentucky where there was a printer who -- that was requested to print some t-shirts for a gay pride parade. that was religious printer. they said i can't print those sorts of shirts. i don't print lots of thing, i don't print things for halloween because of my beliefs, i can't do that. it wasn't and lgbtq individual asking for the shirt it was a white, heterosexual male, an ally of the group, making the request. and there were two lesbian women, business owners, who issued a statement supporting the printer. they said look there's a lot of messages we wouldn't want to be forced to print we remember what it was like to have government being much more invasive in terms of what we can express we think he should be able to express messages he does or doesn't agree with, even if we see the world differently than he does. so one thing that's always valuable in america is when we scramble the narrative that it's

risk assessment redefined by noel edmonds. centrepiece of the national lottery, the draw machine. and we're taking no chances with security because i'm also driving the jackpot cash! 0n location, anthea turner. i'm queuing up for last minute tickets. you were part of a movement. you were part of hysteria. 22 million people tuned in to the first live lottery draw. although the man whose government had introduced the lottery wasn't one of them. i was out making a speech. it was that time of life really. so no, i wasn't, but i did record it and i did see the excitement that surrounded it. what was going through your mind at that time? because the whole nation was gripped by it. what was running through my mind was i am the only person ever 1