elaine: thank you. central bank digital currencies are a big topic. effectively developing theirs. the e.u. is formally ex-employing a digital euro. can you tell us where the federal reserve stands in terms of considering a digital u.s. dollar and what your thoughts are on a digital dollar? ms. brainard: so it's a really big topic. it's become much more kind of sail yant in recent -- salient in recent months because during the pandemic there was a continued acceleration of the move to contactless digital payment. so that becomes more and more the path of the future is fully digital payments. it's also the case that in the pandemic we saw how important it was to be able to get payments to households. it turned out the nearly 6% of american households that don't have bank accounts, it was hard to get those payments to them. and so that's a second motivating kind of consideration that i think has been more pronounced during the pandemic. but perhaps the most important recent development has been the prolif

elaine was one of the few people who knew marie worked for the cia.tly what marie did. >> we loved her as a sister. we respected her as a sister. and with her job she traveled a lot. we knew she worked for the government, for the cia and that was it. >> and you never asked what she did. >> never asked. >> but now elaine had a lot of questions. starting with what could possibly have induced marie to leave 8-year-old marcus and infant marquis home alone? >> that was preposterous. that would have never happened. >> so, elaine started to compare notes with friends and family. but the conversations weren't about the cia. >> they were telling me different incidents and different things that they had with andre. >> andre, marie's husband, things he was saying and doing didn't add up. first, there was jean's story about what she saw that saturday morning when andre showed up at her home looking for marie. >> he had a bruise on his lip. >> andre had a bruise on his lip? >> he did. he said, oh, i bruised it playing football with andre jr. really? it looks kind

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. - my name is elaine and this is my clear choice story. - here you are, mom, not smiling. - [elaine] oh, yeah, i don't even think my husband knew. i don't think he knew the extent of how bad my teeth were, but oh, they were bad. after he passed away, i knew i had to do something. i moved here because my kids wanted me to be near them. i did a lot of research. for me, i was not going to go the denture route, and i talked to my daughter and she said, "go for it, you need this." she went with me and encouraged me the whole way. i wish i hadn't of waited so long. i wish that i had done it while my husband was still alive because i think he would've been really proud of me. clear choice changed my life. they've given me back my life. (inspirational music) - throughout this half hour, we've heard truly inspiring stories from regular folks who one day, decided enough was enough and made that first call for the clear choice consultation. for them, the rest is history, but you might still have questions. dr. adams, what do you say to those people who are listening, but just don't know yet if

elaine dunkley, bbc news.rd is given a whole life tariff. he will never be released from prison. still to come on the programme, the mental health of children and young people hasn't improved since last year's lockdown. coming up on the bbc news channel: qatar will host a formula i race for the first time this season after being added to the calendar in what will be a record 22 races. britney spears has won a bitter legal battle to wrest control of herfinances back from herfather, with a judge in california suspending jamie spears from a conservatorship which has been in place since 2008. the singer, who's 39, has accused her father of years of abusive behaviour. here's our correspondent in los angeles, sophie long. cheering it was the day they'd been waiting for. free britney now! free britney now! ever since britney spears told the world her father's control over her life was abusive, they've believed the end must be in sight. for hours, members of the free britney movement, who travelled from all over the u

elaine dunkley, bbc news. tribunal case against the metropolitan police for breaches of her human rights. judges ruled that kate wilson's human rights had been violated in five ways, including the infliction of degrading treatment. she had met mark kennedy while he was posing as a campaigner in 2003. he's being hailed as the rising star of the classical music world. 25—year—old randall goosby is a violinist who's determined to make classical music more inclusive. born to african american and korean parents, his focus is on works that reflect black culture. earlier this month, he performed at the 20th anniversary of 9/11 at ground zero. now he's touring britain. our music correspondent, mark savage, has been to cardiff to meet him. violin prodigy randall goosby in the welsh capital for the first show of his uk tour. his playing has been called profound, stylish, illuminating — not bad for someone who chose his instrument at random. i chose violin having not really seen or heard one before, to my memory. and did

elaine dunkley, bbc news.bmarines with american technology, pulling out of a major contract with france in the process. borisjohnson says france had nothing to worry downing street says the deal was in no way intended to be exclusionary and has postponed the talks to a later date. at least six people have been killed in a shooting at a university in central russia. a man opened fire on campus at perm state university this morning. steve rosenberg is in moscow. it must have been absolutely terrifying — tell us what you know so far, steve. just imagine, victoria, you are at couege just imagine, victoria, you are at college on a monday morning, and at 11am you notice a young man coming onto campus who has a gun. he stops shooting and then goes into the building and carries on shooting, and there is panic. so, some teachers and students barricaded themselves into classrooms in the building. 0thersjumped out of building. 0thers jumped out of a first—floor windows to try to get away. then a local traffic policeman,

elaine is in the contest. >> john f.e. >> hang on. hang on. >> jerry was dating marla, the virgin. >> let's go in the bedroom. >> really? >> that was an episode that doubled its audience while it was airing because people were clearly getting on the phone and going, turn over to channel 4. you got to see what they're doing. and that's where, i think, the ultimate success of this show was born. >> it's over. >> you're out? >> oh, my god, the queen is dead. >> in the '90s, the world is literally changing overnight. and here are these four people grounded in their adolescence. >> you mean shrinkage? >> yes. >> they're not trying to be good people. >> and everybody recognized some part of themselves in them and went, i -- i think i love these guys. >> george is getting upset! >> "seinfeld." that was a game-changer. >> "seinfeld" just had a tone. >> you are making out during schindler's list? >> the last three lines of the show are the first-three lines of the pilot. >> the second button is the key button. it literally makes

jamaica's elaine thompson—herah with an impressive run in switzerland.en's 200 metres. meanwhile, fresh from her silver medallist at the tokyo 0lympics, british teenager keely hodgkinson added a diamond league title with victory in the 800 metres. the buildup is under way for this weekend's italian grand prix. it's been a busy week on the driver merry—go—round with a number of changes confirmed for next year. british driver george russell has been speaking to the media for the first time since it was announced on tuesday that he'll partner seven—time world champion lewis hamilton at mercedes next season. he says his career move has caused mixed emotions. pretty surreal, to be honest. i've been part of mercedes for too long —— so long now. still being at williams, they sort of overlooked everything and managed me. so, in a way, almost returning back to where i started myjourney towards f1. equally, it's sad to close this chapter. but it's been a great journey, and i'm so pleased we've had some great results of recent races to show for our efforts. and tha

but already elaine was telling her she can do now, she decided to do like a fish, a 2 year end and then the school for it. let me save it and then i look about to head this event to have them. what about 150 feet? you know, do you have, do you just get a little machine in it? what about is modeled as you push the can is the you can use what is he didn't look a little bit of the routing form that us and you can go on there with them. have that room and then we can come down and do it over to them have as at the feel at all from them. what about the sort of smith at the the bus is running over there and she may have missed hopefully profi home as you can amid the throw man in the home, a little bit of school that she gives me today. but they saw me 20 there, but another concern. can our roommate have heaven as yet? of course i did catch them. yeah. i have nothing that i think it has given them a token. yeah . who you think of, you know, you know, they can do the caution off the kitchen you can do if you don't want to keep it in addition to the day of area. give me something. yeah. then wh

patrick elaine is more from capitol hill . the term of the joint chiefs of staff mark, milly, say that there was an intelligence failure. and he said one reason for that could be, could be that they withdrew advisors from those units 3 years ago. again, that would have been under the trump administration and he said, you can't really tell if people are willing to fight. if you're not around them, we can count tank so we can count guns for we can't know the willingness to fight unless we know the soldiers. so that's really the only clear indication that the military is starting to realize what went wrong in this absolutely. chaotic withdrawal fighting was asking that interview a few months ago. did any of your military advisors ask you or tell you the chief 2500 troops in country and so that jen talked either. what else spokes person was asked about that today? here's a response. there was a range of viewpoints as was evidenced by their testimony today that were presented to the president that were present into his national sec

temperatures as we dial them up to $26.00 degrees of real stellar forecast, whether anything but for news elaine's, we've got a potent weather system impacting both islands wind gusts, a 120 kilometers per hour. and we could see rainfall amounts over a 100 millimeters. ah, challenges and tractors, circumstances pushes forward. let us step into uncertainty and experience the happiness of the moment. let us persevere. the 4th al jazeera comes international documentary film festival. sorry, a vote went online from the 10th to the 14th of september, 2021, a j b dog. don't be a story that need to be told, find a way and demand to be heard. opening a window into another light and challenging perception. witness documentary, the change on al jazeera, the me go to the must be better. know that emitted put it up on the book to the for what we're talking the. yeah. me. you're not, it may be nosy, body to take the fact of me clean enough. we are my new wonder was the me me but just to kick in for me to get it working, get me. got it done. what what song will you tell? what are you, what you mean you ah, just

thank. you very much indeed, elaine. we had to see business. _ you very much indeed, elaine.or _ to see business. do you think those students got up early for us - to see business. do you think those students got up early for us or- to see business. do you think those students got up early for us or have they been up all night?— they been up all night? perhaps all they been up all night? perhaps all the way around _ they been up all night? perhaps all the way around the _ they been up all night? perhaps all the way around the clock. - time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. think good morning, i'm thin ,, , good morning, i'm sonja jessup. london has two new tube stations today — on the northern line— the first major expansion since thejubliee line opened in the late nineties. the first trains began to run between nine elms and battersea power station around 5.30 this morning. there'll be six trains an hour at first — that number will double next year. the new foreign secretary, liz truss, is to meet the iranian foreign minister to call for the immediate re

yes you can use for my that was alice when elaine down at light for flemming. farm. why lights don't die prematurely? townships where children have your logic, the disorders and suffer from terrible coughing fits. but all the medical links between poor health and mining. so clear cut staff at the free local health clinic might have some among the patient is julie zulu. its the 3rd time this month that the youngest son has taken the me when i was a little nothing my is not to go to stella because no, no, no way. i how have you got your the baby has called bronchitis. was good both. so sometimes we see was you get a child with a quote like the one that i just saw. she was having a chest in drawings, coffee does because of the does something that you will see on the average. yes. you have a number of cases. luckily, there should be a leg you mentioning is that people who are leaving their minds if we get a lot of those, i think definitely we have to do in astonishingly. the south african state has never conducted a study to understand the impact of mine tailing on the p

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he's replacing journalist elaine welteroff who recently said that she's leaving.ke on the new role saying that he'll advocate for conversation over confrontation. the new season of "the talk" premieres on september 13th. >>> and who says you've got to be young to be a social media influencer? joan mcdonald has more than one million followers on instagram. the exercise enthusiast posts videos showing ways that you can stay in shape. mcdonald said that she used to be obese and in poor health and wanted to share the tips that she's learned. the so-called grand-fluencer was a bit intimidated to make her first post but then thought why not. >> i just am so against anyone telling older people, well, you shouldn't do this, you shouldn't do that because of your age. what does age got to do with it? it's got to be ability. >> mcdonald says that she gets messages from young followers telling her she's an inspiration. i admit, i'm one of those followers. she is an inspiration. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," more on abba's new music, and their plans for concerts using a

journalist elaine welteroth announced she's leaving less than one year -- with less than one year on statement saying that it was an honor to be a young black woman on the show and give perspectives that largely underrepresented. she's the second co-host to recently say that she's leaving. carrie ann inaba announced on august 20th that she would also be leaving the show. >>> gene simmons is now the second kiss member to test positive for covid. the rock band says simmons is experiencing mild symptoms. last week fellow co-founder paul stanley said that he also tested positive for the virus. the band's farewell tour is now canceling four upcoming shows. in a statement, kiss says that they should be able to hit the road again next thursday. >>> and red heads around the world came together to celebrate their fiery locks. hundreds took part in a three-day festival in the netherlands. they had a series of meet-and-greet events. >> i personally feel something when i see red heads, the people. i feel like we belong to a certain community. there's something that brings us together. >> partici

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the race was without the double olympic sprint champion elaine thompson—herah, who had been due to runond and third respectively in the 800m. jamaica's natoya goule came first. and all eyes will fall on the inverness golf club in ohio, as europe and the united states lock horns in golf�*s solheim cup. the three days of action begin tomorrow, europe the holders after winning back the cup at gleneagles two years ago. but stopping the us on home soil, with very few travelling fans able to get there, could make it tough for catriona matthew's side. iam i am actually looking forward to this year of not having as many europe fans, because ashley quite like being the underdog coming into the event. and i enjoy that. the the event. and i en'oy that. the ener: the event. and i en'oy that. the energy math the event. and i en'oy that. the energy that this _ the event. and i enjoy that. the energy that this spectators have brought— energy that this spectators have brought our incredible, even today, we were _ brought our incredible, even today, we were just walking, i was waving to the _ we were j

i mean, it's not just using trying chance against the demonstrate this infusion. elaine, some facts, you know, the store the country and talking about the history of the gas by point built by point to where we're going to go to where we're going some real estate with the the, the the is your media reflection of reality. the in a world transformed what will make you feel safer type relation or community you going the right way or are you being direct? what is true, what is faith? in a world corrupted, you need to this end. the join us in the depths will remain in the shallows. i me. ah ah, ah, ah ah, ah ah ah ah ah, welcome back to cross topler all things considered. peter la bell. this is the home addition to remind you were discussing some real names. i okay, let's go back to the mac, went to the breakdown we want to make a point that we talk about iran and it's diplomatic initiatives. you go ahead just the thing as well. so all of the ones that are under pressure for all the west rush should build a pipeline to pull up. you know, through the late night school you wrote like europe.

oakland and the world enterprises and non profit organization run by former black panther party leader elaine brown, and a donation by the oakland a's, the three owners learned the ins and outs of running a food truck and trained to cook. this is a business that first of all is owned cooperatively by mostly formerly incarcerated people who would otherwise not have an opportunity to even make a dime. working on a food truck, but now they only going on what brown and other community leaders celebrated the food trucks grand opening friday, although the food truck was launched by a non profit organization, the business is strictly for profit with the goal of making the three shifts self sufficient. once they're profitable. we let them go. the tether is gone. yes howard harrison says after being in and out of jail for drug charges, he finally sees a path toward a real future. it's a different game playing different mentality, different circumstance. oakland and world enterprises says it hopes to model the food truck venture for others who come out of incarceration without much support. i had two s

her mother elaine is recovering from a recent heart attack an sits by the light of a bedroom window tosort through her medicine. her niece demi is diabetic, they run the refrigerator just longor medicine. her niece demi is enough to keep her insulin cool. >> she was hospitalized for a kidney infection and it's super dangerous for her diabetes. >> reporter: the whole family feels endangered. >> it's dripping. >> reporter: they believe mold is growing because of the leaky ceiling and fear for baby jennifer. >> it's a cough, a different cough than i never heard her have before. >> reporter: the women are grateful for the outpouring of support from neighbors. >> thank you, we appreciate you, god bless you. >> reporter: but they're mindful it will be a tough road ahead. >> we'll eat cheap and try to save wherever we can. >> reporter: she says they'll weather whatever comes togetheru >> ♪ you will never know how much i love you ♪ ♪ please don't take my sunshine away. >> reporter: jessi mitchell, golden meadow, louisiana. >> o'donnell: they are in our thoughts and prayers. ahead: thousands ar

let's talk to elaine, who is calling from north carolina. good morning. caller: good morning. hope you both are doing well. host: thank you. caller: first of all, leroy, thank you for your service. i am a military spouse of a veteran that serves -- served 22 years combat. and also a military brat originally. my father was 30 years. he was vietnam and never got any help. leroy, i appreciate what you just mentioned to the gentleman from maryland. for years when my husband retired in 2006 we never really asked for any help. as soon as we did the v.a. is really out there to assist. i got in the caregiver program. he got into all of the groups that you mentioned, and he is a part of all those groups. american legion, vfw. he is able to give back now, which is fulfilling to him. he helped another veteran recently, and i really appreciate the programs now, being a military child and not seeing those programs for my father when he came home from vietnam. guest: thank you. a lot of times we tell folks that it is our families that serve more than we do and sacrifice more than we do. a l

incredibly fortunate position that i can go in and learn from the best allan pick sprint champion. elaine thompson, her room maintained her domination of the track at the final event of the diamond leak athletic calendar. the 10200 meters tokyo gold medals to victory over dina. asha smith and ala dell ponce in zurich. and a meet record of 10.65 2nd in the mens 100 meters. american. fred, curly beat andre degrass and compatriots running baker to grasp the 2nd in the 200 meters as well behind another american sprinter, kenneth, but now rick, with curly finishing 3rd and rushes, angelica said the rover, made history, becoming the 3rd woman ever to clear. 5 meters in the poles, winning with a diamond leave record of 5.01 books of under hurley field. so he's still in shape and ready to fight usc champion vitor belfort. in his return to the ring on saturday. $58.00 rolled holyfield stepped in as a replacement for oscar de la jolla who spent 3 days in hospitals cov it. the fight takes place in fort lauderdale, florida. on saturday, i saw your chiller team just going into this. it can be hot out

already there and i think that definitely will energize the whole team. ellen big spring champion, elaine thomas hara maintained, had domination of the track. at the final event of the diamond lake. calendar 10200, meet the teacher goldman. i don't a victory of athena just me and they'll pump a in 0 in a meat record of 10.65 seconds in the mens 100 meters american fred, curly beats under the grass and competitor money. baker. the graph. the 2nd in the 200 meters and well behind another american printer, kenneth, but merrick, the curly finishing and rushes. angelica the rover, made history becoming the 3rd woman ever to clear. 5 meters in the pole vote with a diamond li record of 5.0. 1 books or vendor hurry field so he's still in shape and ready to fight ahead of his bounce against c champion for to bel 4th. on saturday, 58 year old holly fields stepped in as a replacement for hoya, who spent 3 days in hospital cove. it takes place in fort lauderdale, florida, on saturday. also want to think you're just going into this. it can be hard to box mean, you know, and i'm not in m a m a, i would

green. >> wanda anita green. >> elaine myra greenberg. >> donald freeman greene. >> gayle r.thur greenleaf, jr. >> in my cousin melissa. you are so much more than 9/11. we love you. we miss you. i pray for everyone who is here. i sent a blessing for each and everyone one of us. i just ask that you love and be kind to one another. god protect our country. >> and my uncle paul. uncle paul, we love and miss you every day. your memory and legacy is carried on by your amazing daughters, your amazing wife, your siblings. the entire family. we love and miss you. i cannot believe it has been 20 years. it is an honor to be here everybody 20 years layer -- later, remembering. >> eileen marsha greenstein. >> elizabeth martin gregg. >> denise marie gregory. >> donald h. gregory. >> florence moran gregory. >> pedro grehan. >> john michael griffin. >> tawanna sherry griffin. joan donna griffith. >> >> warren grifka. >> ramon b. grijalvo. >> joseph f. grillo. >> david joseph grimner. >> francis edward grogan. >> linda gronlund. >> kenneth george grouzalis. >> joseph grzelak. >> matthew jame

elaineing, good afternoon to you.lutely. and you know, jackie, i have to take issue with how the biden administration has been framing this from the beginning in that it's about big businesses. the fact is when you think of big businesses, you think of deltas and the coca-colas. this mandate is going to impact businesses that are 100 -- that have 100 employees or more, and the fda defines a small business as under 500. so if you're a restaurant owner and you've got two or three locations, it doesn't take you long to hit that threshold. and if you're a small business or a private business in general and you want your employees vaccinated and you make that decision, that's one thing. it's a whole different ball game when the federal government comes in and forces businesses to police their employees, to provide paid time off for weekly testing or vaccines or will slap them with a $14,000 fine for noncompliance. you know, it's just ridiculous. so this lawsuit is going to be filedded when the rule comes out to block this

elaine dunkley, bbc news in- elaine dunkley, bbc news in stalybridge. a school later this morning. t9: john maguire is out and about. to send us your thoughts as well. a lot of you getting ready for the school term this morning. 21 minutes past six. tributes have been paid to the girls aloud singer sarah harding, who's died at the age of 39 from breast cancer. sarah shot to fame as a contestant on pop stars the rivals in 2002, becoming known as the wild child of the group, and went on to enjoy chart—topping success with her bandmates. her mother described sarah as "a bright, shining star". here's how those who knew her have been remembering her. cheering. the last member of the band is... ..sarah. # i need a hero # i'm holding out for a hero till the end of the night...# # makes me want to break the rules # wake me up before i drop out on you # you treat me rough to show that you care # and ijust can't refuse, baby # if i had a promise from you...# actually, i don't suppose by any chance you know a tracey barlow? # i predict a riot...# # ah, jump # i kn

it was a madison 1st that's against elaine and we block, and i would tell it eventually to 13 and never on the high break. to time grad from champion coming through in 3 sets off than any 2 and a half. i was on court. she'll play a 5th feed and lean visually. you know, that soft is run about victoria as a rancor is out though, she was up against garbage. mcgrew bass players, formula number one. i'm susana grimes, i'm champion the funny. it needed 3 sets to reach the round of 16 if i knew the 2nd time, where your faith of friendship and champion barbara critique about the come back fight of boxing legend, oscar de la jolla has been postponed before. th rolled in hospital with corona virus, despite being fully vaccinated. the lawyer with juice of faith, emma may fight to veto balfour in los angeles. next weekend, 13 years after his last professional bouts. there was hamilton's preparations for the dutch grown free without a glow at during friday practice. after talking the time sheets in the morning, hamilton within 4 to stop during the 2nd session because of engine failure for arissa cha

this time runs and it's, it's rather difficult to pick the new leads or of the party out of elaine up high were things looking for the c d u right now dominic, how are they planning to close those gaps in the opinion polls? that's the interesting question. because over the course of the last few days, increasing numbers of opinion polls have suggested that the vote for the c d, u. c. s u is increasing, and 12 polls are out today. but one which stands out for the christie democrats and their allies, the christine social union from bavaria, one points behind the social democrats. and the reason for that, some people say is because of the activity of anger, the medical over the course of the last few days she's appeared at rallies with om in. lush, she's appearing at one specifically right now in munich, in bavaria, which is the last, as it were, pitched way for her to be seen with arm and lashes, but also with the conservative leader in bavaria, the prime minister of area. marcus, they've been in a sort of be a whole scenario where i'm going to michael drinking beer and appearing not re

but for news elaine's, we've got a potent weather system impacting both islands wind gusts, a 120 kilometers per hour. and we could see rainfall amounts over a 100 millimeters. the stories that to be told find away and demand to be heard, the opening, the window into another light and challenging perception and personal endeavours in epic struggle with the colossal sacrifices in individual journey with new showcases in firing documentaries. the change the word on al jazeera. ah ah, reminder now of the top stories on al jazeera, the leader of the resistance movement, and again, the stones, punchier valley is calling for a national uprising after the taliban said it now controls the last province opposing it through the battles raged for days in the mountainous region and north of combo. that was african alliance. equal was, will hold an emergency summit over the crisis in guinea on thursday, in the military rulers of bart officials from leaving the country after detaining the president and toppling the government. a man hunt is under way for 6 palestinian inmates who've escaped from a high se

elaine dunkley, bbc news. birth to her first child at the chelsea and westminster hospital. buckingham palace said the princess and her daughter are "doing well" and the baby's grandparents and great—grandparents are "delighted". it was a big night for british talent at the emmys last night. the crown dominated the awards, picking up seven prizes including outstanding drama series. 0livia colman and josh 0'connor won for their portrayals of the queen and prince charles. there were also wins for kate winslet, for mare of easttown, and michaela coel, for i may destroy you. sophie long reports from los angeles. # you got what i need. a celebration of television at a time it provided a lifeline. # you say he's just a friend. ahhhhh! british actress hannah waddingham took the first award of the evening for her role in ted lasso — beating her best friend and co—star, juno temple. i swear to god, if i could break off one of her arms and give it to you — because that's what you are to me. there's no rebecca without ke

elaine, is a great honor to join the community of fellows and i want to thank the board of directors and connie and menu men well in particular. it is always nice to see you. and given the unprecedented nature of the pandemic shock, they should come as no surprise that there were recoveries not proceeding in a straight line. economy continues makeec welcome progress at the delta variant has been more destructive than i think the most people expected read the headlines from the delta are a reminder that the virus continues to pose downside risks. delta has disrupted both the demand and supply side and many forecasters have downgraded consumer spending in the second half of the year. delta is limited the acceleration that had a been expected in services which had been expected off the drugged activity from the shift and fiscal support from being led to being a headwind.d. ... ... seem to be very sensitive to regional variations in vaccination rates recovered. delta has also prolonged of bottlenecks the single family permits declined again in august despite very high, demand because of

are counted, fix that more than 2 dozen wounded in a shooting at a university in central russia. elaine, the tucker is under arrest with one student describing what he saw, my friends and i was standing at the parking lot near the entrance where the gunshot turned and saw the shooter standing 20 meters away with his shotgun.

host: this is elaine, good morning. caller: i have been waiting so long to talk to somebody. caller: i have been -- there has been a japanese that runs about three miles per our and it does not kill birds. i don't know what happened to that window. we have not seen it. the other thing is when they talk about globally, termites could use 20 times what cows do. are they going to address that on the global market? the next thing has to do with solar galactic particles. there has been three studies done on that. they know the particles because of the earth's magnetic poles changing, that is having an effect on whether. solar particles, methane from termites, and windmill technology, do any of you want to take those up? >> on the technology for wind turbines, wind power is incredibly effective when wind blows. we have to story better. we care very much about birds. it has been working closely to protect as many birds as possible. host: you have fred in texas, good morning. caller: good morning. we have oceans full of things that could be extracted from wind and solar power, use th

i want to recognize the wok of the disability assistance and memorial affairs subcommittee chair, elaine luria, and ranking member troy nehls, for sponsoring s.189's house companion, h.r. 3909, and for bringing this legislation to the floor today. i am pleased we are considering this bill early this year so veterans will not be concerned about its passage by the december 1 deadline. this is especially important with so many feeling the economic effects of the covid-19 pandemic. i wholeheartedly support s.189 and urge my colleagues to do so as well. thank you, mr. speaker. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from illinois is recognized. mr. bost: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized mr. bost: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in support of 189 -- of s. 189 as amended this bill will help ensures that benefits paid to veterans who are disabled as a result of their military service do not lose value because of inflation. s. 189 as amended authorizes a c

also elaine hertzberg. she was called by an uber.a self-driving test car, and the safety driver was paying no attention. these things don't work yet, and they're certainly not safe. so that's what i have to show you. this is the end of my road trip. that's my saab, my beloved saab. i really thank you. you have been very patient. i think i went on very long. i could go on forever. i love this stuff. but you know, more than loving talking is listening. i would love to hear what you have to comment on, say, questions you have. you want to know how to change your oil, change a tire, i will help you. car buying advice, anything. stock picks? no. thank you. [applause] thank you. every time i do a talk, i have a hard time getting questions. yes, sir? >> doctrine doctrine the car or whatever, the liability, have they really sorted out the liability in some of these crashes? because there is a driver in the vehicle, but, you know, software was developed by somebody, the vehicle itself is built by somebody, so where are we at within the assign

>> richard darcy and elaine mccurdy. >> my last question might be tough to answer, but how would yourveryone smile and try to make everyone laugh. >> he was always known as kind of the life of the party and wanted to make sure that everybody was just happy. he would be the first one to turn the karaoke machine on and start singing a song with the rest of our friends. >> i think he would want people to remember it, but also more of a day of service and just positive change in general rather than just focused on tragedy. >> she would want to see more kindness, more empathy in the world. >> my father would first want us to smile and not be sad at his passing, but that he got the chance to live. he lived a life of service. he was always, you know, trying to help out his family in the philippines. >> he made it to the 70th floor of the south tower and brought so many men and women home to their families. and being a fireman was everything to him. and his family, as well. you don't know what's going to happen tomorrow. you don't know what's going to happen when you go to work, and you just

jamaica's elaine thompson—herah with an impressive run in switzerland.metres. the buildup is under way for this weekend's italian grand prix. it's been a busy week on the driver merry—go—round with a number of changes confirmed for next year. british driver george russell has been speaking to the media for the first time since it was announced on tuesday that he'll partner seven—time world champion lewis hamilton at mercedes next season. he says his career move has caused mixed emotions. pretty surreal, to be honest. i've been part of mercedes for so long now. still being at williams, they sort of overlooked everything and managed me. so, in a way, almost returning back to where i started myjourney towards f1. equally, it's sad to close this chapter. but it's been a greatjourney, and i'm so pleased we've had some great results of recent races to show for our efforts. and that's all the sport for now. we'll be back a little later. hello there. we've seen two things happening today, a drop in temperature and also some heavy rain falling, too. now, as expec

elaine dunkley, bbc news.tle. there we go. sorry, i don't know what happened there. folic acid is to be added to flour in the uk, to prevent life—threatening spinal conditions in babies. women are advised to take the b vitamin before and during pregnancy, which can guard against spina bifida in unborn babies. the government says the move could prevent 200 birth defects a year. gluten—free foods and wholemeal flour are exempt from the new rules. we have all sorts of problems. fortunately, we have our guest here. ursula arens is a spokesperson for the british dietetic association — and has been writing about the importance of folic acid for 30 years. it is 30 years since the uk publication of the definitive study showing that folic acid in very early pregnancy or preferably before pregnancy dramatically reduces the risk of neural tube defects. many countries have already got legislation requiring fortification of flour, at least 80 countries, the most recent is new zealand. significantly the united states has ha

. >> elaine bauer brooks. that is who i owe all this to.id it, it was really an audition, it was a sales tape, it was not a done deal. we waited many months to see if it was going to get picked up. then it did. then the pandemic happened. then, with all humility, we understood it was probably not likely to go. then we persevered. then we went ahead and do it. then we waited till the end of season 1 to find out if there was a season 2. this has kept me on my toes. it's showed me that we continue to work without that comfort of knowing this is going to continue. and you still have to work at it as if your life depends on it. and with season 2, i'm excited to go on with a little more confidence and a little more security. and i just -- i've learned a lot in season 1. i will say that. >> jimmy: what's the biggest thing you learned? number one thing? >> well, it was such an unprecedented time, you know? >> jimmy: yeah. >> there wasn't an audience, which we're going to appreciate them more than we ever would have otherwise. i mean, i always would

the nrcc has two top targets there, abigail spam berger and elaine lure ya.inister's approval has -- president's approval has dropped 12 points since june, the nrcc is targeting congresswoman cindy axne. >> these are historic things we're doing in the rescue planning in the build back better plan, in the infrastructure plan. >> reporter: a spokesman says knapp pelosi is more focused on her legacy. >> a speaker of the house that really is pitching 'em overboard as just a fungible good. >> reporter: the argument from progressives is if they don't pass the agenda, democrats will likely use the house majority putting moderate democrats in a very awkward spot. in washington, mike emmanuel, fox news. arthel: thanks, mike. well, a federal judge dealing a blow to new york city's efforts to vaccinate all schoolteachers and staff as the deadline approaches for state health care workers to get their shots. that's up next. ♪ ♪ when traders tell us how to make thinkorswim even better, we listen. like jack. he wanted a streamlined version he could access anywhere, no downl

the race was without the double olympic sprint champion elaine thompson—herah, who had been due to run after winning back the cup at gleneagles two years ago. but stopping the us on home soil, with very few travelling fans able to get there, could make it a tough task for catriona matthew's side. i'm actually looking forward this year to not having as many europe fans, because i actually quite like being the underdog coming into the event. and i enjoy that. i kind of bounced off that more. the energy that the spectators have brought are incredible. even today, we were just walking, i was waving to the crowd, and they were all shouting already. we don't know if there's going to be any fans and some significant - others out there for us, - but we've got each other, and i think that's the most important. a solheim cup is like no other event on tour. you experience things that you would never experience, meaning the adrenaline, the excitement, the nerves. it's going to be even louder, i think, with americans, which we do kind of have to block out a little bit. but to have a grandstand that

the ideas of necessity and proportionality that elaine touched on.nk it's a useful reference point, the work of figuring out how to apply it sensibly and in this global, private context of a private platform. it is really now just getting underway. will that then filter back to how u.s. courts adjudicate free speech issues? i think that's possible. we have seen some courts around the world begin to reference the earliest first few decisions of the oversight board. because the board is kind of confronting many of these cutting edge questions. that we may look at as well. so that is sort of how i will look at it. but i think it's important to recognize that -- you know, i don't think anyone's arguing that we should treat private companies the same way that we do governments. we all accept and, you know, in fact demand, much more aggressive levels of intervention, moderation, takedowns from private companies then you would accept from a government in the context of freedom of speech protections. just to go quickly to your racial question of whether this