is forrest forrest, forrest forrest forrest, participating. you can do that later, but i do want to get to the, the scandal rocking poland right now about these us potentially being sold to on that it's migraines. what can you tell me about that? what are the details? how does this come to light? well, that's obviously next to the indigo regression off case you look at that in your location scheme. and obviously the wars are trying to select on the line for them to your location. now with the berlin coming into the life against that you need the immigration, that's the chance for the uh, for the government to come forward with the agenda as well. so um the based on the car sound uh you said being made down by the uh, moving and this one in particular because that was, uh, uh i said the most the standing of this call ition right now. um, in the post and the you has given warsaw to is to provide clarification of the matter. are they likely to get it well for now, what we know is that the german, the german ambassador demands classification must

is forrest forrest, forrest forrest forrest, participating. you can do that later, but i do want to get to the scandal rocking poland right now about these as potentially being sold to on that it's migraines. what can you tell me about that? what are the details? how does this come to lights as well? that's obviously next to the indigo integration. now, if you look up that your location scheme and obviously the wars are trying to select on the line for them to see your location. now with the berlin coming to the life against that, any good immigration, that's the chance for the uh, for the government to come to move forward with the agenda um as well. so. um, the visa on the car sound uh you said being laid down by the moving and this one in particular because that was uh uh i said the man this standing on this call ition right now. um in the post at the you has given war. so to is to provide clarification of the matter. are they likely to get it well, for now, what we know is that the german, german, i'm boss, enjoy the month. classification

forrest then responded by by basically begging for permission to lead a flank maneuver. good. i'm forrest wanted to take his cavalry potentially reinforced with an infantry division and ford the harp of below or above the city and hopefully get in the rear of the union position presumably before nightfall and cut the road to nashville. that was something that forest strongly pushed for, who had rejected it out of hand. this apparently led to a tantrum on the part of forest which may or may not have included some profanity. knowing forest, it probably did. and forest apparently stormed off in a huff, upset about this, according to again, forest biographer, he told her, if you will give me one strong division of infantry with my cavalry, i will agree to flank the federals from there works within 2 hours time. well, we'll see. but certainly it didn't happen now. forest proposed, flank maneuver was exactly what scofield was terrified of. in fact, had forrest been given the green light, who knows what might have happened? we don't know. but this is certainly something that scofield

forrest. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. >> judge judy: mr. danalevich, according to what i read in your papers, your daughter went off to college, and you had an extra room, and you thought it might be interesting to rent that room in your home. i assume you had not done that before. >> it's been a long time. yes, your honor. >> judge judy: okay. that was in what month? >> i rented it september 24th to issa. >> judge judy: okay. according to what i read in your complaint, you had been trying to find just the appropriate person for a very long me. >> that is correct, your honor. >> judge judy: just... because when you've been used to living either by yourself or with a child, you have... was your daughter living with you? >> she was part-time, your honor. >> judge judy: part-time. >> yes. >> judge judy: so you were, most of the time, living by yourself? >> that is correct. >> judge judy:

what does forrester know about the chinese consumer?ech upgrade, is that something the markets in china traditionally was bonds to -- traditionally responds to? julie: the short answer is yes. when apple unveils its phones next week, we expect it to be the best on the market. the camera, the size, and the quality of the screen. a lot of what we is consumed media, watch tv, listen to music, look at the news, post pictures on social media and share with our friends. those are what we expect them to focus on and we expect apple to leapfrog the other competition in the market. the other side of the story is apple has an entire ecosystem of services and health and media built on their devices. there is a portion of the value you get derived from owning a smartphone that there is so much more to the value of the iphone from a consumer then just the iphone itself. there is no one in the android ecosystem that has been able to rival that today -- that to-date. ed: for me, i am super interested in the latest processor, a17 3 nanometer. it sounds

in your role you got a great example to actually go talk to a forrester. it could be maintained by few are never going to cut a tree. if a tree lives forever and you are never going to cut them and log them on a proper time to allow nature to take place, for the forrester breathe. if you are never going to take that away that's kind of a tinderbox and you have got a problem. that's a lot of the reason california is having the proms that they have. in your industry you served over 22 million americans. you and i were talking the other day and appreciate you coming by. some of the issues you are facing. the most affordable housing market that there is. if you go into a manufactured housing plant, they are doing an amazing job that sites builders cannot do. it's controlled by a building the rain and weather does not affect it. tell me some of things you were telling me about these regulations are going to rule the most affordable housing in the most promising housing in the country. i appreciate the opportunity. i think along your point manufactured housing i

uncontrollable here. timing is key specialist sensors and a i be coming crucial when it comes to bottling forrest buyers every 2nd counts. but buyers are not always discovered and reported right away with the right technologies that time lag can be fixed. a number of companies have begun using artificial intelligence that analyze the satellite, images and sensors on the ground, checking for smoke or shift and thermal improvement data that could indicate a fire. and if one is detected, 1st responders receive a notification. we see learning. we can actually teach the computers to identify on actual flame, or we can also teach that technology to determine if it's easy thermal imagery, whether it's a stationary lame, perhaps a power station compared to a moving plane from all science. so in that sense of the terms of warranty, automated detection is really important. the 1st stages of a forest fire are always easy to spot. sensors like these can help, in the case of a smouldering fire, smoke can remain trapped under the forest, cannot be undetectable by satellite. but gases are measurable in german s

a checks report to matthew moore has been on patrol with federal police in the town of forrest on the border with public a pitch. the crack of dawn on, the gentleman told his boarder on police on patrol. he real clearly had time to recall before that flushed call on 8 men all from syria dropped off with nothing more than the clothes that we're in at the moment. this is a daily occurrence and self brandon book. we have to deal with smuggle people every day. the man is taken to the police station to begin the long process of applying for asylum called the road. before long a report is coming. trace passes, have been spotted on a train track in the middle of nowhere we, we workers try to help eventually, the group is fund fee of bottom of the, in the forest by a smuggler who flagged. but we can't hang around because we are cold to respond to reports of a suspicious man. the cargo is all too familiar, but nevertheless shocking. 13 people, including 2 children, pilot, most of from syria, and have made the journey via the balkans. but i'll finish no sent, easy job for police to work out. wh

una peticiÓn de la familia hispana que viajaba en el auto y ahora estÁn demandando al restaurante forrestlaneta. un astronauta de origen salvadoreÑo de la nasa, frank rubio. llegÓ a la tierra tras de un rÉcord de pasar mÁs de un aÑo en una histÓrica misiÓn. carolina: frank rubio finalmente ya estÁ en ese planeta, tenemos las imÁgenes, un rÉcord que serÁ complicado debatir. andrea leÓn nos tiene detalles. >> [habla en inglÉs] de esta forma, las notas salvadoreÑo, frank rubio hacÍa su retorno. asÍ establecer un rÉcord del vuelo espacial mÁs prolongado en estados unidos. >> [habla en inglÉs] carolina: bienvenido a la "ediciÓn digital", cuÉntenos. andrea: hace un aÑo nos acompaÑaba en la "ediciÓn digital" y hablaba del orgullo que sentÍa de representar a todos los hispanos en una misiÓn tan importante. >> para mÍ es un gran orgullo, un honor representar nuestra comunidad, especialmente el paÍs de mis padres, el salvador, el segundo dÍa que estuve en la estaciÓn, pude ver a el salvador desde la ventana, y fue algo muy emocionante. sabiendo la historia que mi familia tiene. >> [habla en inglÉs]

the forrester season's already set. >> brooke: he is determined, that's for sure. >> ridge: yeah, he's he's always determined. i mean, he should go on vacation, take some rest, retire already. >> brooke: retirement is not on his m

we're very excited to be welcome in brett forrest this evening. a little bit about bret. his first book, the lung bomb was followed by the big fix. an international bestseller looking at corruption and match fixing in the world of football, soccer. to many of you here, an article on the subject, even resulting in the inspiration for a simpsons episode. surely the pinnacle of anyone's career. he is a national security reporter for the wall street journal, where he's invested. get to work often focuses on the former soviet union. his new book centers on a young american missing in russia. was it a personal quest gone wrong or related to his work for the fbi? first will be in conversation with susan glasser. glasser is a staff writer for the new yorker and the author of its weekly letter from trump's washington, as well as the cnn global affairs analysis. so please join me in welcoming brett forrest and susan glasser. so. well. thank you so much. can you guys hear me? yes or no? i think it's on. on. all right. i'm going to do this up. all right. what about this? yes, this is

guest: i have thought about forrest. i do not think i am going to do forrest, he is a fascinating character. i do not know what is next. i discover a great character -- i did not discover barton. but i did kind of discover an angle on her. people think of clara barton as the founder of the american red cross, this kind of matronly person. she is actually a kick ass action hero of the civil war and there is only one woman you can describe that way. so a pursue her. host: s.c. gwynne has been our guest for the past two hours on

forrest is 9045. 1949. when the dutch i try to get a new media back and when they killed hundreds of 1000 people here and also the policies, n t, a mostly man is from a public policy. so the united states, that's also that, that gives this negative feeling to indonesian people. so this, this combination of a re spell and of course, the work of them. but we know, i know i'm not claiming the best, the main reasons, but you do it well. i can tell you that since the beginning of the uh, special new tool portion i gave $100.00 into use because there is a demand here to know our, our position. and what i say it's, it's, it's broadcast. it's, it's, it's not, uh, you know, hidden somewhere or forbidden or, or whatever. so, um an m p m. and we, we noticed the people are listening to the other were watching at you and, you know, sometimes industry, they say ok. and that's sort of, we've seen your on home t and we're like what your say. and that is very important because the why those big boss, the unfortunate because

and most recently to this summer's forrest fest in ireland the but one of her most memorable moments was when she appeared on the island to generous show in california. please welcome 12 year old ally sherlock looking at it now and thinking about it was like it was a huge deal. i was so nervous and watching the video back. i'm like, i can see how nervous i was. c c c c i was, i was 12, i'm proud of myself that i got out there in front of those people in front of those big cameras in front of alan herself because i loved her show, but it was amazing at home in court, ireland is where it all began. at least started playing music at the age of 9, a senior, her mother suddenly died. she turned to writing music as a way of coping. i guess and back in my song writing like i was reading a lot of songs about it and i think it helped me escape from everything about about us and i'm not going to bad talking about my feelings. i so i always kind of in every situation, i write a song and i always feel better. march or last at least father is also her manager . well, many record companies have ap

forrest is 9045. 1949. when the dutch uh, try to get a new neisha back and when they killed hundreds of 1000 people here. also the policies, n t, a mostly men east. lemme public policies of the united states. that's also that, that gives this negative feeling to indonesian people. so this, this combination of a reset, well, and of course the work of them but it's, it's slower. i know. i know i'm not claiming the best main reasons, but you do it. well, i can tell you that since the beginning of the uh, special mil to oppression, i gave $100.00 interviews because there is a demand here to know our, our position. and what i say it's, it's, it's broadcast. it's, it's, it's not, uh, you know, hidden somewhere or forbidden or, or whatever. so a and p and, and we, we noticed the people are listening to the other. we're watching at you and you know, sometimes industry they say, oh investor, we've seen your on home t and we're like what your say and that is very important because though i don't speak baja, so unfort

that's because there's so much of plaque forrester, unbelievably complex eco systems. one way to estimate the trees value is to add up . what good it does for the environment is websites in the us does just that we need to put in the diameter of the trunk where it's located and what kind of tree it is. ready if i don't know what kind of trade is, the value is calculated based on how much carbon dioxide the tree captures coming. ok, how much storm water runoff it stops or you condition? okay, it looks pretty excellent as well as how many pollutants like ozone and carbon monoxide, you removed from the air. now we got to measure, i feel super weird doing this. it's estimating so estimating this tree, this here is where the $109.00 over the next 20 years. it's worth $2207.00. don't seem like that much for such a beautiful tree. the values are really conservative, though, because they're based on things like carbon pricing, wastewater treatment, pricing, and improved human health outcomes. so $200.00 log trees would mean $454000.00 in ecosystem services lost over the next 2

as brett forrest says, mgm is turning to the fbi to figure out who is behind it all. >> this has to becosting mgm millions of dollars. >> reporter: on sunday, systems that mgm began shutting down including the company website and more. >> it got worse and worse until we had no access at the end of the day. >> reporter: we agreed to grant them anonymity to speak freely. >> more and more people lost access to everything. just throughout the day it was like oh, phone lines are down. scheduling is down. now workday is down. not everything is down. >> reporter: mgm simply called it a cybersecurity issue affecting some of their systems, saying that they alerted law enforcement and began shutting down systems to protect data. >> like any system, the weakest link can bring the whole thing down. all it takes is for one employee to click on a link. >> reporter: mgm is said to have a top security team, but this incident exposes continued vulnerabilities. >> this is something that will continue. as technology gets better and faster and more sophisticated, actors will find these ways as well. >> re

looking a fast, a born in forrest can high is one of 5 threats will receive top on is from the japan off association, sometimes called the nobel. the yachts, the award recognizes excellence and i think sculpture cinema music and architect london serpentine pavilion. the names of parliament building in west africa these wouldn't civilians are for an art center in the us state of montana. berlin based architect francisco res designs have a very special slant degree. most of architecture has a responsibility to serve people well as from a social point of view. so the rooms have to welcome us in such a way that we feel safe in them. of name investigate one's good ball and suited time. during his studies, he raised money for a school and his home village in vic in a facet and in 2001, even before he graduated, he built it correct, feels responsible for younger generations and insurance. his buildings are sustainable and ecological. he draws on local traditions and resources. something that's become his trademark. you put behind it is beyond merely fulfilling a need, you know, as architect

i mean, in addition to the loss of human life, we've had loss of education, forrest animal life, so on. but then you know that there is the concern about, you know, the, the use of certainly cooling methods, air conditioning, and that obviously releases, or is largely powered by carbon and meeting fuels. and so therefore that leads to e. s g issues. and again, a vicious cycle, somewhat of climate change. uh, you know, we've gone ahead and raise the temperature of seas um all over the world. we're losing core. ready re for losing species of, of the, you know, different types of aquatic life. and then the, there is the, you know, the issues of, uh, with, with such heat waves. a lot of i could not a normal economic activity becomes either more costly or, you know, more difficult to perform. and so, you know, the, the, the, the cost of, of travel becomes more, uh, more costly because, um, the, you know, the, the amount that's your, your fuel efficiency goals goes down when you know, the, the, the, your, your automobile needs to work harder. this more friction between your tires and the roa

manchester city, the current champion has a 100% record, all six matches won, last weekend 2:00 notting forrests history, atlético won 11 matches in a row at its new stadium, and this pleasant event happened in the madrid derby, where by the eighteenth minute real was losing 0:2. the mattress makers will not miss the advantage. the result is 3:1, for carlo ancelo's club - this is the first defeat of the season. top of the tournament. after six rounds rises barcelona. the catalans, losing to celta 0:2 , managed to snatch victory before the eighty-first minute, scoring three goals in 8 minutes. lewandowski scored a double and concelu scored the winning goal. barcelona have 16 points, the same number of points, by the way, and real madrid are now third in the ball behind them. in italy , juventus suffered their first defeat of the season 2:4 on the road, and the defender biancaneri. perhaps the most curious own goal in the current european season. juventus is fourth, inter are at the top of the table with five wins in five games. harry kane's hat-trick helped bayern beat bochum in german bundeslig

indigenous communities who are relying on these oil and gas funds because the federal government, forrest, this development force with, or without the voice of indigenous people, this development would have happened. and so when we're talking about that, i think that that needs to be a part of the conversation as well. and then also when we're talking about green energy, you know their conversations now about with the mining the and the holly close, those are just going to be more pressure and that's tomorrow show on the stream or toward doing lives. the um yeah, for people like me to drive an electric car. we've been talking about oil and gas this week. lots of miles my turn to get it with the the lithium question. i'm glad you brought that up. but in a group, i want to give you a chance to respond to poly. do you feel like this was forced upon nearby colonization in the us government? you know, i think at the time in the seventy's the, they were going to drill with or without us, they were going to extract the resources off the north slope. and then in order for us to provide for our co

it's and that 0 target was for more like speech during the holidays outside parliament, forrest westminster, during the what should we be expecting from? so you're not today. what did you say we will hear the content of all of this in a press conference. in fact, i to this afternoon, given by the problem is to receive food i got which equal to say effectively layout at britain's new plan to achieve net 0, greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. that's off the proposals, as you say to we can all walk back all together. some elements of that plan would lead to the media on tuesday. that's fullest. so not get into an emergency cabinet meeting that's happening now to discuss those changes with these cabinets and to bring forward the announcement from friday is planned to a press conference this afternoon with talking about things like pushing back the dates for ending the sales of federal and diesel cause from 2030 as the plan is now to 2035 tweaking targets for phasing out gas boilers in households scrapping altogether, new household energy efficiency rules and a bunch of other possible proposals as

. >> reporter: when virginia landscape photographer peter forrest ter got word, he headed to the shenandoahture that's just the most spectacular it can be. the sky literally fills with color and light and that's kind of hard to compare to anything else. >> reporter: and you end up with views like this from minnesota, makes you wish you were there to see for yourself. harry smith, nbc news, new york. >> sorry to miss it but we got that performance. that's "nightly news" for this wednesday. thank you for watching. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night, everyone. ♪ what you know about rollin' down in the deep? when your brain goes numb, you can call that mental freeze when these people talk too much, put that in slow motion, yeah i feel ♪ like an astronaut in the ocean, ayy what you know about rollin' down in the deep? ♪ when your brain goes numb, you can call that mental freeze when these people talk too much, put that in slow motion, yeah i feel like an astronaut in the ocean ♪ she say that i'm cool i'm like, "yeah, that's true" (that's true) i believe in g