ethan i went to ask about this.f these lists if he would win. ethan, can we not just say in our politics all ideas are good, their ideas are bad, vote for us not for them. doesn't have to be vote for them and you will die? >> fear works, let's look at what is happened the last three years fear definitely turns about to vote. people have ignored the giant issue of why gavin newsom won't lose. california, unlike certain republican lead shades ensures registered eligible voters have every opportunity to vote. every california voter gets mail a ballot. i had when mailed to me feels it out in my kitchen, circled no on question one, sign my name on the envelope and mailed it back. polls may show there's a close race the reality is republicans are very small percentage in the state of california. moderates are not being swung by larry elder who by the way there's a bombshell political from his ex girlfriend, x producer accusing, allegedly accusing him of waving a gun at her when he was high on marijuana. i think that's goi

hello, ethan, how are you? >> hey, seth how are you doing?n the other side of the atlantic ocean are you enjoying your time there so far >> i am, but i love new york and i love my family and i wish i was there. >> seth: you're there shooting "moon knight" with oscar isaac for disney plus. and i will say, look, you're indie film royalty, you know that you might not want to admit it you have done some big films too, but i got to imagine this is sort of unlike anything you have done before being in the marvel universe. >> well, one of the first things that made it unlike anything i have ever done before is i had to sign like 10,000 ndas about what i would and would not say, which i have never done, and i don't respect and i don't honor. so i'm happy to talk to you about it completely. [ laughter ] no, yeah i will tell you this about it, i've been acting since i was 13. like i did my first movie in 1985, okay and that's a long time ago and these are the best sets i have ever been on in my life the costumes, the set, the production design, the cin

just finally, what next for ethan? now he has _ sure. just finally, what next for ethan?ime rider for ineos, so next he is in no way and then the track world championships and the road world championships, the cycling does not stop. nicky and tim, thank you very much forjoining us. enjoy the rest of your time much forjoining us. enjoy the rest of yourtime in much forjoining us. enjoy the rest of your time in spain and if you speakto him, of your time in spain and if you speak to him, congratulate your son for us. we speak to him, congratulate your son for us. ~ ., speak to him, congratulate your son forus. ~ ., . for us. we will, thanks so much. goodbye! _ elsewhere games, a german coach has been thrown out of the olympics for appearing to punch a horse who was refusing to jump appearing to punch a horse who was refusing tojump or appearing to punch a horse who was refusing to jump or trot during the modern pentathlon. the coach, kim eisler, was heard on gmtv urging the athlete, anneka, to really hit the horse, which she was struggling to control during the showjumping co

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jackie: how to hang on, ethan?tegist if you could get them on the phone what would you say to him? >> resign, that is what i would say to him. >> are people in his inner circle being honest or is he been so insulated for so long, so ralph northam did you could be forever get after it. >> do with the 45th president deny, deny, deny. we had a president who did that the republicans were not doing anything about. anyone who is credibly accused and the evidence is strong as we are seeing here, he should not be governor. robby and i totally agree on this key point in the nursing home scandal is an absolute horrible, horrific piece of a failure his part on both counts. democrats are equally calling for governor cuomo to sit down for in terms of a strategy you could just deny, deny, deny, that's the only strategy left he really should resign for. >> the problem with that strategy, he is now fully engaging in victim blaming. >> about the ag did a very good job yesterday laying out what they had these were cooperated they we

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his latest ismeadowrk," a coming-of-age crime story ofnoitten itratorreg ethan hawke joins us now.ks very much like a well-known actor. >> i don't know -- it's the first graphic novel i've ever starred in for sure. when i was -- we were starting this book, the artist that i collaborated with, greg ruth, this is really his magnum opus. he's a brilliant artist. and we were trying to write something about being a dad and being a son and trying to do something cool with that. but at the time i just finished "magnificent seven" and had this giant kind of weird cowboy mustache. greg ran away with that. i didn't know that he was going to draw me in the graphic novel, but it's kind of cool. >> it works. >> to star in a graphic novel. >> it works. >> it actually looks a little like a storyboard for a film. >> yeah. >> yeef thatabout graphicow, it interesting medium because it's just such a private experience reading a graphic novel. it's a little more like walking through a museum. you can decide how long you want to spend with each image and absorb it as you wish. i've learned a lot about

ethan. >> it's not viewpoint discrimination.ic forum doctor entitled the goods going to hold up under that argument. if this is a public space, if it was a bulletin board, they would not be able to do that. the school put it up under pedagogical reasons, protected under the supreme court decision from 1988 that states schools can make decisions like this for pedagogical reasons. the other argument that they are going to fail with is we do have things like black history month where we talk about it. it's not viewpoint discrimination, part of the education process. the school is the process to make this decision for what they put up in the hallways. >> shannon: this is a statement that says we've believing each and every student has a state constitutional right to a public education that's equitable and free. of racism and harassment. >> it's one thing to say it and another thing to do it. we are guided by a 195 case. rosenberg and university of virginia. when the government targets not subject matter but a particular view taken b

>> julie: you're good, ethan, you're really good.ou think could ever get -- have you ever hugged anyone too long? >> um -- sometimes my parents -- >> julie: there it is. what if your mother said, ethan, you're canceled! what do you say? >> what did white males ever do to you? [ laughter and applause ] >> julie: i think our lunches are going to come in in a minute. i want you to see how i treat people on set. okay? freddie? freddie? where's my salad? >> here's your salad, miss bowen. >> julie: oh. freddie, this is my class. they were wanting to learn a lot about the business. so i was going to -- i said no walnuts! pick it up. how'd you guys like that? that was good, right? >> good job! >> good job! >> julie: he's nobody, he's nothing, they'll replace him tomorrow. watch. he has to deal with it. i just stand here. >> you're good! >> julie: thank you! >> you're welcome. >> julie: okay. now who wants to be first? hot. >> i want to see. >> julie: okay. yeah! >> i don't like lettuce! >> julie: you heard him, freddie. get him a salad with

let's bring in ethan allen ceo f aruk.ules that each state seems to be implementing or not >> yes, liz, first of all good to be back on this program, and this last year has been a challenge. we are a vertically integrated company and we have manufacturing in vermont, we have manufacturing in south carolina, south of the border mexico, honduras. 75% of our products are made in north america so our logistics networks, we deliver the product products in what we call white glove service to our clients all over north america. then we got retail so we have to manage all of these because it's not something that people are just looking at the office, they can look at home. they've got to be there. in terms of our retail, the great thing has been that our designs have enabled interaction with clients both physically and with technology. if we didn't have that technology, i do not know what our business be today, because 75% of our products are custom. it's not something that people come and just buy what we have in stock. so what w

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the charge is conspiracy for ethan nordine.same charge faced by other proud boys, the same charge faced by other other keepers. in fact there have been a few plea agreements to conspiracy counts, and they've agreed to help the investigators, the federal prosecutors. that's what we're waiting for. earlier this week i reported the proud boys cases might be moving to hearings. will the feds secure or even seek cooperation deal from the accused proud bois? >> yeah, we've got some indications that may be beginning, reuters reporting monday there may be some early talks. scott mcfarlen who's been doing fantastic work on this, as always, thank you. >>> ahead, the louisiana congresswoman who lost her husband to covid-19 complications is begging her constituents to get the vaccine as the state battles a devastating coronavirus outbreak. >> i would have given anything -- i would have given everything for that shot to be available for us. i mean, looking back now and for someone to turn it away, i just -- it's heart breaking to me. i just

britain's matt walls and ethan hayter took olympic men's madison silver — behind denmark in first.other news, the united states and britain warns their remaining citizens in afghanistan to leave immediately as the taliban continue their advance. we are extremely concerned about the safety and security of people in cities under taliban attacks and what brutality would await them. a volunteer firefighter has died as wildfires spread across greece, with thousands being moved from their homes to the north of athens. the end of most coronavirus restrictions in wales — no more limits on meeting indoors, plus an end to rules on social distancing. hello and welcome to bbc news. gb have taken their gold medal tally to 20 — with two more golds on day 15 of the olympic games. joe choong won gold in the men's modern pentathlon, giving britain a clean sweep of top honours in tokyo after kate french's gold in the women's event on friday. in the last hour, britain have won a sixth medal on the track with a bronze forjosh kerr in the men's 1,500 metres. it's britain's first medal in the event sinc

ethan hayter and matt walls won silver in the men's madison. in the men's 1500 metres. with more details, here's andy swiss. they're housemates back in manchester and look what they're taking home. in cycling's version of the relay, matt walls and ethan hayter proved the perfect combination, as a late burst in the madison saw them surge to this silver. it's been another superb ride! there was also success in the athletics, as norway's jakob ingebrigtsen charged to gold in the 1500 metres. not far behind him was a new british star. and a brilliant bronze medalforjosh kerr! 23—year—old josh kerr winning britain's first medal in the men's event since 1988. i know i have this weird confidence in myself. some may call it cockiness. today i felt like a world—beater and ijust had to come out and perform. there was history, meanwhile, in the javelin. neeraj chopra winning india's first ever gold in athletics. india's prime minister nahendra modi said his achievement would be remembered forever. but the day's biggest celebrations belonged to japan. for

while, britain's matt walls and ethan hayter took olympic men's madison silver — behind denmark in firstkerr secures bronze and a personal best in the men's 1500m. in other news — the united states and britain warns their remaining citizens in afghanistan to leave immediately as the taliban continue their advance. a volunteer firefighter has died as wildfires spread across greece — with thousands being moved from their homes to the north of athens. the end of most coronavirus restrictions in wales — no more limits on meeting indoors, plus an end to rules on social distancing. now on bbc news — the prime minister of barbados, mia mottley, answers questions from a local audience on a range of issues that affect them and what they want their government to deliver. hello and welcome to global questions with me, zeinab badawi, from barbados. i'm in the capital, bridgetown, outside parliament overlooking independent square. in november this year barbados marks its 55th anniversary by becoming a republic. queen elizabeth will no longer be head of state. what does this tell us about the identity

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that was ethan brown speaking to aaron heslehurst. stay with us on bbc news.as whether we wanted to save our people — and japanese as well — and win the war or whether we wanted to take a chance on being able to win the war by killing all our young men. the invasion began at two o'clock this morning. mr bush. — like most other people, was clearly- caught by surprise. we call for the immediate and unconditional withdrawal of all iraqi forces. 100 years old and still full of vigour, vitality and enjoyment of life — no other king or queen in british history has lived so long, and the queen mother is said to be quietly very pleased indeed that she has achieved this landmark anniversary. this is a pivotal moment for the church as an international movement. the question now is whether the american vote will lead to a split in the anglican community. this is bbc world news. the latest headlines: the ioc says it is in regular touch with a belarus athlete under police protection in tokyo, after belarusian officials tried to fly her home against her will. the army is de

ethan katz in his first year as pitching coach for the white sox and by all accounts doing a tremendous screen out of the right hand of kimbrel and down to second goes voit with two outs, ball one. >> john: kimbrel will keep you uneasy in the box, which is not a bad thing if you can make your pitches when you have to, but he will uncork a couple wild ones every once in a while. and snap off that breaking ball when you think it's coming at you, you buckle, and it's a strike. >> joe: now that's going to send zavala out to the mound to talk to kimbrel. let's send it down to tom verducci. >> joe, earlier before the game, i met white sox owner jerry reinsdorf in the cornfield. i've been waiting all night to say that, by the way. he mentioned to me that the cross she was getting for tickets to this game was greater than any of the chicago bulls finals when michael jordan was there. of course that center sat more than 20,000. there's 8,000 here but each team was allotted 1500 tickets. if you're in the ballpark tonight and you are from iowa, it's like winning the lottery. actually, it is the lo

let's break it down in debate with the host of the law junkie podcast, ethan berman. and john yoo.exhibit a from the complaint, says the plaintiff, these are the people who would vote to keep governor newsom. the plaintiffs would only get to vote once while all voters who voted in favor of recall should they prevail on the question will get to vote because then they would go on to vote for who they picked replace him. this cannot stand and fails constitutional scrutiny. the people who want to keep newsom would get one vote and the people who don't want him to get to vote twice is the argument. >> but nothing this lawsuit is going to work. one reason why, the plaintiffs are pretending it's one election but it's not. it's two separate elections. the first election is just a simple up or down question. do we keep newsom? if enough people say no, let's fire newsom, then you have a separate election. that separate election, newsom is disqualified from running. there's a vacancy in the governorship. it's almost kind of like what would happen if there was a federal impeachment of a presid

last week on "the claman countdown", ethan allen ceo put a stunning number on the cost. >> it's beenere up 35% offshore and we are waiting for containers in the price of a container has gone from 2000 to $24000. liz: $2000 to $24000, the cost has skyrocketed from 4000 to about $20000 per container from asia to the u.s. in the east coast in the last year alone to the man running the second port in all of north america, mario cordero executive director, what direct effect are you seeing from the port shut down. >> it's significant thank you for inviting me here. the bottom line we have 37 vessels that anchored into put that into perspective early in the year when we had the emerging crisis back in february we had about 40 we went down to a slow number of vessels in june and now because of the issue were having with the major ports of china were now at 37. liz: 37, you are pushing at this point, is there any end in sight to what's going on in ningbo, they shutdown a big portion of the container area because of one single covid case, any visibility as to when it is going to free up? >> t

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while britain's matt walls and ethan hayter took olympic men's madison silver — behind denmark in firster news, the united states and the uk warn their remaining citizens in afghanistan to leave immediately as the taliban continue their advance. a volunteer firefighter has died as wildfires spread across greece, with thousands being moved from their homes to the north of athens. the end of most coronavirus restrictions in wales — no more limits on meeting indoors, plus an end to rules on social distancing. now on bbc news... it is zeinab badawi's afternoon. earlier we saw her interviewing the president of barbados. now she meets two sublime young opera stars who are grappling with a new world of opera — south african soprano masabane cecilia rangwanasha and french tenor benjamin bernheim. i have been an opera fan for decades and i want to share my passion with you. so i am on a mission to tell you about some of the names in opera who are making it fit for the future. meet south african soprano masabane cecilia rangwanasha, who loves song contests, and is tipped to become a superstar. i

winning a gold medal, in the men's omnium he's now won a silver medal, in the men's madison alongside ethan kilometre race, in which points are awarded for 20 intermediate sprints and the british pair held the gold medal spot after 10 sprints, having made a strong and consistent start. then they faded in an open race, before a breathless final sprint secured silver. it wasn't quite enough to overhaul reigning world champions denmark, who won gold. josh kerr has won great britain's first medal in the 1500 metres for 33 years — after taking bronze on the track. josh kerr only scraped through qualification. he ran a personal best, and it was almost a new british record. 0nly mo farah has run faster than him. and britain's tom daley has another olympic medal after winning bronze in the men's 10 metre platform diving. it was a cracking final too. daley, was in a three—way tussle for gold, but chinese pair, cao yuan, and yangjian, were just about flawless and took the top two spots. daley, says a second medal was beyond his wildest dreams having already ended a long wait for olympics gold, in the

it means ed clancy, ethan hayter, ethan vernon and ollie wood will face the fastest team in the firstheers or the acclaim. it�*s not even about winning. having chosen to skip the 800 to focus solely on this, the morning run was just about making it through, which she did. yeah, so excited to get started. all my flatmates have raced already so i was itching to get going. so, yeah, it�*s really nice to get that first round out of the way and feeling comfortable. which is more than can be said for one of the favourites. sifan hassan found that staying out of trouble near the back didn�*t go to plan. 30 metres behind with less than a lap to go, feeling the heat in the heats? not really. she still finished first. katie snowden also progressed to wednesday�*s semis. beth dobbin won�*t have to wait that long for hers, she�*ll be vying for a place in the 200 metre final just after 11.30am, coming second in her heat. we thought the 100 metres bronze medallist shericka jackson would bejoining her. she�*s the jamaican in the yellow, easing her way down the home straight. a little too easy. what

rescued, but 8 still missing for terrorists. helicopter crushed into a really deep lake in rushes. far ethan come chuck to region. the search and rescue operations been hampered by thick fog in that remote area to set back for julie sanchez, the us when the right to challenge key evidence. and if you tradition case, the wilson blows fancy giving an emotional play outside the london court room. sex on julian's life. threats of 175 year sentence threats against me. that's against our children. ah, at the very good sitting here watching out international life and we're new center here in moscow. my name is kevin owen, it is thursday, the 12th of august. and the top story is this. when the new year, the russian region of utopia still strike very much to do with raging wildfires and the devastation it's brought and left, almost $5000.00 people battling the flames. 700 pieces of equipment deployed to a state of emergencies being declared across the vast region where thick smokes forced a number of air poles to suspend flight snow to me, to pokes and reporting back the latest for us. me who i so we

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oakland police have now arrested 19 year old danny ethan, one of suspicion on suspicion rather of attempted murder because of what's seen in this video. police say he deliberately aimed as chevy bolt at three people after they yelled at him to slow down. police say he purposely aimed at joseph lacks even turning into him at the last second. lax says the impact fractured his tailbone, bruised his palm and left him sore everywhere. his girlfriend, alison amaral, is the woman wearing red in the video. amaral is pregnant and almost got hit too, as did her sister. in white were obviously very relieved, and we're really grateful that. you know, everyone was able to kind of come through and helpless fire and this guy. the victims say that after they initially confronted one, he threatened to kill them. dmv records show that one has a valid license and a clean driving record. new since his data shows america is more diverse than ever before. i'm kevin corke in washington, with more on america's new makeup over the past decade, that's just ahead and in your weather. we are looking out for some heat

after a tourist helicopters crushed into a deep blake and rushes far. ethan come shatka region. the search and rescue operations hampered by thick fog and the remote area, a correspondence going to bring it later just ahead on another story as well from the vast russian region, the state of emergency has been declared as firefighters. volunteers back a wildfire sort of rage. now for months of smoke and ash coated a huge areas, again, a correspondence been sent in the thick of it and the reporting back to us firefighters have now created this mineralized zone. this. and basically, the whole purpose of this is that the fire, if you can see it's still burning there, it will not be able to pass beyond the zone elsewhere. berlin police. so the use of violence is pato. germany's legal system in response to the claims of using excessive force against protest is the reason anti locked rally set for the sandwiches. the u. s. wins the right to challenge key evidence and is a huge tradition case will blow his fiance giving an emotional play outside the london port room onto him in life. th

i said, oh can kimberly go fast and ethan go 2nd, go ahead. are you going to say i was going to say it's a well known fact that the vast majority of refugees and internally are in displaced person around the world are taken in by developing nations. and that the countries with the most resources often take the smallest numbers and obviously in the united states, the previous administration in the white house you know, took in virtually no refugees and really dismantled not just the immigration systems, but the refugee system. i do want to say an american citizen and somebody who work votes, you know, for these, for the that i could leave or is that this is our responsibility. and we are a country that can absolutely have the resources to take in all of these individuals. we, our economy needs and our, you know, our culture, our society, the very fabric of what this country is based on, almost requires it. and at the end of the day, we made this, we created the situation and it is on us to make sure that nobody suffers. and that certainly that

. >> ethan asks, as someone who works in foreign policy, i am constantly thinking about how foreign policy initiatives do or do not benefit all americans including those in the midwest. how would you justify the was commitment to a piece over solution of the taiwan prc viewed to the people of illinois -- feud to the people of illinois? >> not having a peaceful solution -- economic activity. we are going to find out we will have to defend those. so much of the trade from illinois goes through their. illinois is heavily dependent on trade in the indo-pacific region. is window hurt illinois -- it is going to hurt illinois' families. some of the largest concentration, all the businesses are tied to having good connections and peaceful taiwan we can do trade. and do joint partnership. >> cnn said bipartisan infrastructure bill has passed the senate. >> wonderful. i want to know when the next boat is going to start. >> you have more votes going on the budget resolution. it is the aroma -- it is vote -o-rama. the senate will take up the infrastructure plus package. you have a lot of looking -- vo

this phenomenon also exists in many of the big companies, state enterprises and ethan and g o. c, d, 's. in recent years, china has introduced laws dealing with domestic violence and sexual misconduct. that activists say they're poorly defined and difficult to enforce. police are often reluctant to interfere with what are traditionally seen as private matters. alibaba says it's reviewing company guidelines and has set up an emergency hotline for employees rights group say they hope the alibaba and chris were scandals will encourage more victims to come forward and for employers to change their work cultures. that is, i'll show for this week if you'd like to comment on anything you've seen, you can tweak me, clark, al, jazz, please use a hash tag, a j, c to c o. drop us an email, come to the cost at algebra dot net is our address as plenty more online at algebra dot com slash cdc. that will take you straight to our page as entire represent you to catch up. but that's it for this edition of kind of the cost on the clock and the whole team. thanks for joining us. the news on al ja

it means ed clancy, ethan hayter, ethan vernon and ollie wood will face the fastest team in the firstfirst olympic medal. the 28—year—old finished second in her heat, just behind canada's gabriela debues—stafford. muir had the option of contesting both the 800m and 1500m events in tokyo, but opted to focus on the longer distance. she says her team mates have already competed, and she was desperate to get on the track too. and away from the olympics, some football news to bring you. harry kane hasn't returned to tottenham's training ground as expected this morning, amid intense speculation about his future. kane was due to undergo coronavirus testing today, before starting training tomorrow, after a three—week break, following euro 2020. however, the striker didn't turn up, and spurs haven't explained why. it's understood kane felt he could leave the club this summer. new manager nuno espirito santo has spoken optimistically about working with the england captain. that's all the sport for now. just to bring you some news on that hockey quarterfinal. britain are through to the semis. th

she's an educator and the director of learned ethan education nonprofit focusing on afghan women and girls, and in the united states. bribery with president of global situation room and the former director of global engagement at the winehouse during the obama administration. welcome to both of you. thank you for joining us. so push on, i'm not sure if you're able to, if you were listening to what it was that late as he was saying, but does that ring true to you? what are you hearing about what the situation is right now in afghanistan? hey, i just got in touch with my cousin and that he, he told me that right now and like, you know, people are claiming that, oh, they didn't do anything. everything is that they're just speaking with weapons. my cousin just told me that the bike back there are people like, you know, 7 tags that buy from that, electric generators, whatever you could find a home b to all of those. and he keeps on telling me that, you know, even the appliances are marked down and then back to the ground reality from right now. just a few minutes before. sure. what do you

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