the gills. the fish can absorb the oxygen from the water via the gills as it flows past due. so they have to be immersed and water after absorption. the oxygen is transported all over the body by the blood, just like in humans in the same way. carbon dioxide flows with the blood from the body back to the gills. first can therefore absorb oxygen and release carbon dioxide at the same time. not all water has the same amount of oxygen running water. it contains more of its been standing water like that and a lake fish that live in rivers in brooks like trout need more oxygen than other species. sunfish can also breed through their skin, especially the young animal south or hatching. however, a commercials these, these like cod loach and sold can also absorb oxygen through their scan. that helps lower the strain on gill, respiration, and circulation. the slice of the water has gone noisy, in many places and marine animals on paying a price. that's what x that's in ocean acoustic zone calls for conce

the blood flows just beneath the surface of these fine gills. when a fish opens, its mouse draws in oxygen dissolved in the water when it closes its mouth again, the gill covers open and the water with the oxygen floes over and past the gills. the fish can absorb the oxygen from the water via the gills as it flows past due. so they have to be immersed in water after absorption. the oxygen is transported all over the body by the blood just like in humans. and the same way. carbon dioxide flows with the blood from the body back to the gills. fish can therefore absorb oxygen and release carbon dioxide at the same time. not all water has the same amount of oxygen running water. it contains more of its been standing water like that and a lake fish that live in rivers and brooks like trout need more oxygen than other species. sunfish can also breed through their skin, especially the young animal south are hatching. however, a commercial species like cod loach and sold can also absorb oxygen through their skin. that helps lower the strain on gill, resp

gills gills get it out how good elena what do you remember all the whole technological process doesn'tite show how the gill is taken out like this it opens with a finger with hands with hands pasha with hands it seems so easy and i would like to forget it, of course, i have an interesting impression when you cut up fish at home, it's completely different, here it's so fast moment, here they already cut it with a saw, and i was already in shock, such eyes, here - it needs to be washed and cleaned. dissent in the united states, western europe, has a cool, long-standing, proven technology: either you are in the mainstream, or you dissolve in history, well, if not in sulfuric acid. of course, talking to these people is useless. this should have been understood long ago, that for several decades our brains were shrouded in fog, they said, here are some principles, including teaching principles honest journalism at the journalism department of bsu. it is easy to explore belarus, it is enough to lay out an unconventional route, today we welcome you to one of the main tourist attractions of ou

, the gills, take out the gills, how good, elena, that you remember everything, the whole technologicalrocess, it doesn't bite, show me how the gills are taken out, like this, here the fin opens, with a finger behind the handles, pasha with his hands, it seems so easy, but i'd like to forget it, of course, i have an interesting impression when you cut up fish at home, it's completely different, here it's such a quick moment, here they already cut it with a saw, and for me i was already in shock, such eyes, here it needs to be wash and clean, look, i got everything that is possible, everything is good, everything is clean, i'm a good boy, and you can still do it. come on, more, more, of course, well, how does it work out, i will dream about it today, yes-yes-yes, and then again like this, by the way, do you dream about fish? like at the end of the working day, well, if it's a very busy day, yes, and how much can you make from such fish in a day? well , one and a half tons, one and a half tons, sorting through fish like this, that's a lot, i thought that everything there was mechanized, a

gill, hello, good night , thank you, thank you. today, meta announced that it will remove these russian media from its platforms. well, we have whatsapp, facebook, and instagram . these media will be removed from all of these. this action is exactly after the minister's recent speech. us foreign affairs is taking action against russian media and sanctions. about 10 days ago, the american government applied against these media. in the past, we had many similar cases of removing the pages of iranian media, including press tv and al-alam, exactly on these platforms, along with the sanctions of the american government they were removed and their meta was censored . as the first question, why has the us government turned to censorship of international media? if they do, they cannot reach their goals. there is an interesting point here, that meta and its owner, mark zuckerberg, seem to make their social networks available to the american government's policies whenever necessary. what do you think this volume of zuckerberg's cooperation a

a fool, i just assumed that you left because of me, of course, and what's nice when your wife has gills, i infuriate you, yeah, well... i even like it, then marry me, so, comrade fyodor, you 'll joke around now, i'll agree, it looks like we have something to celebrate, just baba tasya, don't spit on the balcony, i'll try to hold on. frozen, frozen, yeah, looks like she's dead, come warm up, warm up yourself, what's going on, a circus color, contract for... when were you going to tell me? lena. lena. do you want to talk? well, i'm not an expert in such matters, but i think it's time for you to go home, i 'll be here until he gets out, well, and how long will this last, i wonder, i actually need to work, i have money, i'll pay . "if you refuse, i'll still come here, i was lucky to get to you, okay, you 're hungry, in some ways our opinions coincide." rap battle, that rap battles vasyans - this is where they cover each other in rhymes, so what? what, what we know how to cover, well, with rhyme let's figure it out, what and how is this? well, how, how did you see how babatasi at the market

. >> state senator murray of a raw dough gill is named in disturbing lawsuit. her former staffers accusing her of harassment and discrimination. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace gives us a closer look at those allegations. >> well, some of the harassment allegations leveled against state senator murray bill are simply too explicit to share on television. all of them are allegations the senator strongly denies. thank you, madam president, who recently made national headlines for switching from the democratic party to the republican party, but now state senator maria alvarado gill whose district includes parts of the eastern california in the central valley is in the spotlight for a completely different reason because of this. 39 page lawsuit filed against her a gills, former campaign staffer and chief of staff accuses her of harassment and discrimination in the lawsuit. the plaintiff alleges of roanoke he'll greet him into accepting a relationship that started in december 2022, he accuses the senator of pressuring him to perform acts on her, adding he inj

tiffany gill, blue shield of california. good afternoon. i wanted to just let know about blue shield. there are new commissioners and wanted to make sure that everyone was familiar with blue shield. we are a tax paying non profit healthcare company that headquartered in the bay area, and our mission is to provide and create a healthcare system that is worthy of our family and friends and sustainably affordable. we believe in operating with transparency and efficiency and are these are the tenants that will get us to our mission. we also are building a diverse workforce that mirrors our members. we want to make sure that all of the details and plans that and programs we put into place come from a diverse workforce that understands those programs and plans and healthcare needs of all our members in california and nation wide. our mission also i believe aligns very closely with the sfh ss strategic plan, specifically where we are affordable and sustainable healthcare. the supporting the primary care, and also making sure that we have excellent

gill , hello, good night, thank you. today, meta announced that it will remove this russian media from its platforms. facebook and instagram will be removed from all of these media. this action takes place exactly after the recent speech of the us secretary of state against the russian media and the sanctions that the us government imposed on these media about 10 days ago. there are many similar cases of deleting pages iranian media, including press t and al-alam row. we had been removed from these platforms in conjunction with the sanctions of the american government, and meta censored them. as the first question, why did the american government turn to censorship of international media? i think because they don't like the truth, they don't like to let the truth be told, they always read the facts. in fact, they should stop because they know that freedom of speech is detrimental to them, and in fact, now the american government , the biden and harris government, is doing this , it is hiding the facts, the facts about th

, andrey, why are you clinging to these gills, well, because he's a fish, that's his gills, let's waitl ivan gorod, let them put him under surveillance, everything is clear, great, fight, huh? i killed maksimov, and let's go, bag, bag, please, your bag, come in, sit down, hello, zota, did you remember anything? what is there to remember if i don't remember anything? where did you even get that idea from? that you killed maksimov? yes, i decided to wash my sweater, the one i was wearing that friday, i see blood on my sleeve, i thought that if i come myself, they'll give me less, this is for you for examination, zotorf, and what did you drink in kindergarten with those normal guys? port wine, that's exactly it, and the examination will show that it's... blood, and the port wine that you drank, strangled maksimov, strangled him and not a single drop of blood was spilled, so that means, so that means, go home, don't forget the sweater, well, i 'll go, go, go, here's marishka will be happy, but it's not a fact that he will be happy? i love buses, he arrived. girl, excuse me, please, this is

switching from the democratic party to the republican party, but now state senator maria alvarado gill whose district includes parts of the eastern california in the central valley is in the spotlight for a completely different reason because of this. 39 page lawsuit filed against her a gills, former campaign staffer and chief of staff accuses her of harassment and discrimination in the lawsuit. the plaintiff alleges alvarado kill groot him into accepting a relationship that started in december 2022, he accuses the senator of pressuring him to perform acts on her, adding he injured his back while doing so. he claims he was terminated the following year after refusing for further advances. his complaint against or states as an employer and supervisor of rogue ill engaged in erratic, controlling sexually dominating abuse of authority and power. he's asking the court to award him damages in an unspecified amount. but for her part do guilt firmly denies the allegations. in a statement, her attorney wrote this, quote, a disgruntled former employee has fabricated and outlandish story present

victoria gill, bbc news.ith burglary after a painting by banksy was stolen from a gallery in central london at the weekend. police say the painting, girl with balloon, has been recovered and returned to the gallery. with more, here's nickjohnson. banging. a gallery in central london on sunday night. nearly £2 million worth of banksy artwork on display, but it only takes about 30 seconds before someone makes off with one of the artist's most iconic prints. this is the banksy exhibition in full swing. the girl with balloon taking pride of place. the original was partially shredded after going under the hammerfor more than £1 million in 2018. just over two weeks after girl with balloon arrived at the grove gallery here in central london, it had been taken. someone came and smashed the glass here, came into the gallery and removed the picture from its space here on the wall. all the other banksys in the gallery have since been removed and moved to storage for safekeeping. butjust days after the theft, girl with b

gill, thank you for accepting our invitation to talk. in the following, we see the package of the world according to the picture. do you have any more information on the assassination? thank god the president's okay, i think we got a full report so far, we're down there tonight, but one thing i want to make clear, brise mortiif de merde vous avez vu ce que vous défendez. rivago. and finally, the third case and conversation. today, the body of martyr maher al-jazi, the first jordanian martyr of al-aqsa storm operation, after being handed over by the zionist regime to the jordanian side. it was explained that last week, maher al-jazi, a former jordanian soldier, as a truck driver at the border crossing between jordan and occupied palestine , reached the other side of the crossing by crossing the al-karamah bridge, and before being martyred by the occupiers, three a zionist was shot dead in the leg . last week , we announced the results of the jordanian elections, which was accompanied by an increase in the number of votes and the number of

both hardwick, and political commentatorjess gill. both of commentator jess gill.commentator jess gill. both of you. thank you very much. well, look, where possible, i always try and do ladies first. so, jess, i will, i will, i will throw it over to you. first and foremost. do you think labour have chosen to make our streets less safe? >> well, first of all, thank you so much for having me on, patrick. i think labour have absolutely chosen to make our streets less safe. i mean, time and time again we see that labouris and time again we see that labour is willing to sacrifice. the more the most vulnerable and conservatives for that matter as well. i don't want to let them off the hook, but the political class has chosen to sacrifice our most vulnerable for the sake of criminals in to order turn a blind eye, whether it's because of inconvenience or because of political correctness. at the end of the day, why aren't we deporting the thousands of foreign nationals? why are they in our prisons already? i think that's a much wiser move than just let let prisoners on our

switching from the democratic party to the republican party, but now state senator maria alvarado gill whose district includes parts of the eastern california and the central valley is in the spotlight for a completely different reason because of this. 39 page lawsuit filed against her a gills, former campaign staffer and chief of staff accuses her of harassment and discrimination in the lawsuit. the plaintiff alleges alvarado kill groot him into accepting a relationship that started in december 2022, he accuses the senator of pressuring him to perform acts on her, adding he injured his back while doing so. he claims he was terminated the following year after refusing for further advances. his complaint against or states as an employer and supervisor of rogue ill engaged in erratic, controlling sexually dominating abuse of authority and power. he's asking the court to award him damages in an unspecified amount. but for her part do guilt firmly denies the allegations. in a statement, her attorney wrote this, quote, a disgruntled former employee has fabricated and outlandish story presen

switching from the democratic party to the republican party, but now state senator maria alvarado gill whose district includes parts of the eastern california in the central valley is in the spotlight for a completely different reason because of this. 39 page lawsuit filed against her a gills, former campaign staffer and chief of staff accuses her of harassment and discrimination in the lawsuit. the plaintiff alleges alvarado kill groot him into accepting a relationship that started in december 2022, he accuses the senator of pressuring him to perform acts on her, adding he injured his back while doing so. he claims he was terminated the following year after refusing for further advances. his complaint against or states as an employer and supervisor of rogue ill engaged in erratic, controlling sexually dominating abuse of authority and power. he's asking the court to award him damages in an unspecified amount. but for her part do guilt firmly denies the allegations. in a statement, her attorney wrote this, quote, a disgruntled former employee has fabricated and outlandish story present

a fool, i thought that you left because of me, of course, and what is pleasant when your wife has gills?" i am driving you crazy, yes, well, i even like it, then marry me, so, comrade fyodor, you will joke now, i will agree, it seems that we have something to celebrate, just don't spit on the balcony, baba tasya. i will try to hold on. frozen, frozen, yes, it looks like she's dead, let's warm up. warm up yourself, what is it? circus on color, a contract for 5 years, when were you going to tell me? lena, lena! you want to talk, but i'm not an expert in such matters, but don't you think it's time for you to go home, i 'll be here until he gets out, well, and how much is this... money, i'll pay, if you refuse, i 'll still come here, it was a shame to get to you , i actually need to work, i have okay, do you want to eat? in some ways, our opinions coincide, rap battles, that rap battles vasyan - this is where they cover each other in rhyme, so what, that we know how to cover, well, how will we figure out the rhyme, what and how is this? well, how, how did you see how babatasi at the market

victoria gill, bbc news.ngeles, torching dozens of homes and forcing thousands of people to evacuate. northeast of the city, the line fire has burned around 35,000 acres, prompting the evacuation of several mountain communities in an area popular with tourists. a man suspected of starting that fire has been arrested and charged with arson. while southeast of los angeles, in orange county, eight firefighters were injured tackling the airport fire, which burned several homes. at least 10,000 people were quickly evacuated. the fire moved so fast it surprised fire officials as well as residents. take a listen. it was pretty scary, a lot more than you realise. when you are outside looking at the flames, you don't realise how scary and chaotic it is. it was like a movie yesterday, going to the gas station... it was scary, a lot more real than you realise. eight bells have been returned to notre dame cathedral in paris following the devastating fire five years ago. they were restored by a foundry in northern france

switching from the democratic party to the republican party, but now state senator maria alvarado gill whose district includes parts of the eastern california in the central valley is in the spotlight for a completely different reason because of this. 39 page lawsuit filed against her a gills, former campaign staffer and chief of staff accuses her of harassment and discrimination in the lawsuit. the plaintiff alleges alvarado kill groot him into accepting a relationship that started in december 2022, he accuses the senator of pressuring him to perform acts on her, adding he injured his back while doing so. he claims he was terminated the following year after refusing for further advances. his complaint against or states as an employer and supervisor of rogue ill engaged in erratic, controlling sexually dominating abuse of authority and power. he's asking the court to award him damages in an unspecified amount. but for her part do guilt firmly denies the allegations. in a statement, her attorney wrote this, quote, a disgruntled former employee has fabricated in outlandish story presente

victoria gill, bbc news.ed print of a painting by the street artist banksy, was stolen from a gallery in central london. the artwork, worth hundreds of thousands of pounds has been returned. here's nickjohnson. banging. a gallery in central london on sunday night. nearly £2 million worth of banksy artwork on display, but it only takes about 30 seconds before someone makes off with one of the artist's most iconic prints. this is the banksy exhibition in full swing. the girl with balloon taking pride of place. the original was partially shredded after going under the hammerfor more than £1 million in 2018. just over two weeks after girl with balloon arrived at the grove gallery here in central london, it had been taken. someone came and smashed the glass here, came into the gallery and removed the picture from its space here on the wall. all the other banksys in the gallery have since been removed and moved to storage for safekeeping. butjust days after the theft, girl with balloon had been recovered by the pol

davidson gill, what is meta's edge, and why are you so confident it can add $80 to its stock price >>eah. so if we think about the mag six we now cover all of these stocks, they're all going to benefit a lot from ai. some of them are getting the credit for that. microsoft, nvidia are getting the credit for that apple is getting the credit for that. it's meta and amazon that are not necessarily getting the credit for how well positioned they are specifically for meta, the next two big frontiers for compute are ai compute and spatial computing. and in both of those realms, meta has positioned itself best as the open platform provider. so if you think about pcs and mobile, we have closed provider, which is apple and then we have the open platform which in pcs is microsoft and in mobile is google but if you think about where we're headed in terms of ai compute, microsoft, amazon, goggle are all fighting for that closed platform for ai compute and only meta has positioned itself to be the leader and open platform same for spatial compute apple has positioned itself as the leader in the clo

victoria gill, bbc news. we've got some breaking news from west murcia police.at kidderminster magistrates' court earlier today. this is news coming into us, from westminster police, that the bbc presenterjay blades has been charged with coercive behaviour. and the other breaking news at the beginning of the hour, that there has been an arrest in a murder investigation after three people died in a flat in luton on friday morning. this is from bedfordshire police. let's get the weather with dan. hello there. last night was unusually cold for this early in autumn, but it's not going to be as cold as that for some time to come, because the weather is changing. we're going to cut off the supply of cold arctic air and change the wind direction. in the next few days, we're going to have more of an atlantic wind, and that will bring with it some higher temperatures by day and night. may bring a little bit of rain, but there's not much of that around today at all. we're enjoying the sunshine and lighter winds. still a little on the chilly side. 1a or 15 scotland and nor

victoria gill, bbc news.been charged with burglary after a painting by banksy was stolen from a gallery in central london on sunday. these cctv pictures showjust how quickly the artwork was removed from the wall of the gallery. so, all over in less than a minute. police say the painting, called "girl with balloon", has been recovered and has been returned to the gallery. earlier, i spoke to our reporter nicky schiller for the latest. i am outside of the gallery where this robbery took place on sunday evening at around 11 o'clock. you can see that it says, if i turn the camera around, banksy�*s break—out london rebellion. and this here is the window that the burglars smashed. they came in through the door and the banksy was hanging up here. it was taken off this wall and they went back out through that smashed window all within under a minute. the robbery was done in less than a minute. the gallery has taken all of the other paintings they had on display, off display. you can still see here on the floor that t

i give you sometimes it's so for me and also to for the young kids, especially gills. because this is, i don't really think goes guy involved in solving rita is hoping to break the mold by finding success in the classroom and on the basketball court. she wants to help inspire her whole community. but none of that will come easily. the the roosters crow is the natural alarm clock in giga, a coastal community and our truck gonna early mornings are bustling with activity for the fisherman. students can market the 19 year olds, b to land page lives in a gay with her father and brother. her remaining 4 siblings reside in a nearby community with her mother. i guess what size like somebody does all the for my house, access to clean water is a significant obstacle for many communities and gonna including because sometimes it gets great. sometimes also gets to school after her tours hits to school. she dreams of one day being an english professor. but for now, she's one of the 1st of her siblings on track to finish high school. in calling a many women are married off before tur

my dad called me man home novel for me, not how my gill homepage. welcome back back home. god have eyes with me and who told fees the home that i had gotten when? why the, the, the, the time the, they had a home now and when she was heading to del, got p pen quinn island from new york. while i'm back there. i realize like we've already opened the met like, how do you my call him? i find okay, the things i have i have, that's why i need to have my timing been quite mean for my gosh. why? my mind. okay. the only thing of the email you on hold. yeah. go ahead. i'm the, what risks are you willing to incur in the fight for freedom might say that one of the things that is always motivated to feel so strongly about democracy is the powerful stories that have the merge of the risks. people have and the fear they live and when they don't have any freedom at all the you look at the risks of these young civil society are the best in thailand. and you look at the risks, the people in min more are taking right now. and you can't help but admire their courage. their determination, the,

stagnant, like tula, prosyachy sweetness, and raptam in knowledge the pit yields happy flowers, the gillased on his knowledge, the most famous jewish philosopher of the same hour, moses mendelson, requested an avtar for yesterday in his berlin office and began to supply assistance. mendelssohn would have been not only intelligent, but also rich, he would have gotten the hang of it. he told me on my side that the nobles were not pleased with me. all my bugs remain infertile, because i have no life plan. at least. there is a lot of bad looks, free behavior and large-scale flamboyant showrooms. salamon pakryўdziўsya, if you do this, i will take you to hell. badzianni were asking. hamburg, amsterdam, the hague. i don’t know that i don’t give in to my character in any practical way, and from now on i will be a well-known oiler. ureshtse, adzin dabradzei, we take maimon by the hand, and let us help you. at the gymnasium, the student was already over 30, her lessons were just walking, but the tests were easy for external students, because of the normal heat of the day, the place did not stop. s

victoria gill, bbc news.not regularly getting outside. the wildlife charity wwf found the majority of pupils are not learning enough about nature in school and it's calling for changes to the national curriculum. sam harrison reports. from beekeeping in devon to pond dipping in newcastle. children across the country showing curiosity in the great outdoors. but with kids back to school, there's a fear that these activities are on the demise. what did we find? i had nothing. new research by the wwf says children across the country aren't spending enough time connecting to nature. according to their figures, only 24% of schools provide daily opportunities for pupils to get out into the wild, and it seems older pupils suffer more, with the research claiming 56% of secondary schools don't provide outdoor opportunities. the problem of access is particularly bad in more deprived areas, and the wwf say children in these communities simply don't spend enough time outdoors. and they say this chronic lack of access to n

great, then so, talyan, this is one of the robbers, come on, take all the gills out of him, and he'll. oops, styopa, hands up, you, brother, don't rush, let's share, a good increase in salary, well, hands up, you think about it, i've already thought about me taking your lousy money, do you know where it 's from? you're a jerk, if you twitch, i'll shoot you, hands up, well, bank, you win. can you explain to me on what basis you keep me here, based on the testimony of this dog, this is arbitrariness, i'm in shock, i always knew that... tested in racing conditionsdriving be the first is a salon of the mts ecosystem where it is very profitable to buy smartphones. this is leonid yarmolnik, who is always where it is profitable, don't thank me, they won't, i paid for it, no, i paid, but you insisted, and i transferred it to you, why was all this necessary, so that i could get a 30% cashback, and what do i need, you have a cool phone, thank you, but don't thank me, you get a super cake 30% smartphones of all brands in salons mts ecosystems, no thanks, smartphones are kmts, autumn is coming, g

all media commentator jess gill.ht, next on free speech nation . what does keir starmer nation. what does keir starmer eat for lunch ? hostage. hostage eat for lunch? hostage. hostage roles. that's too funny. it's too funny . the tories can't too funny. the tories can't spell churchill and labour just loved to party. plus, i'm your agony aunt for the evening with unfiltered dilemmas. back in a moment welcome back to free speech nation. lots of you have been getting in touch with various topics. we've been talking about. joseph, thank you for this one. joseph says they should go and chain themselves to the chinese and indian embassies. the biggest world emitters that's talking about just stop oil. nigel says, probably not that nigel, but nigel says you don't have to read what anybody you don't like posts. it's as simple as that. yeah, but then where would the anger come from? and coral says, such a funny show tonight with steve and crew . oh. thank you. steve and crew. oh. thank you. check checks in the post. i'm kidd

our science correspondent victoria gill has more.e run this, we'll start to see this wave. this animation shows the signal that baffled scientists for nine days in september of last year. the dots are seismic monitors around the world picking up vibrations from something happening in greenland. at the same time that scientists were puzzling over that, a team working in greenland received a report of a large tsunami in the east of the country. these photographs show what caused it — a huge landslide into this fjord. look at the mountaintop in this image taken before the event. and look at it afterwards — the top of the mountain is gone, collapsed into the fjord, taking part of the glacier with it. the scientists analysed the depth and shape of this narrow 200km long fjord, and that revealed why the tsunami the landslide caused reverberated around the world for so long. the wave was essentially trapped. the energy of that wave just can't escape, so that wave has to just keep bouncing back and forth, sloshing back and forth in the fjord

previously, steve gill, one of the former advisers of the us government, said that dorf was released, you know what. that the french government gave them what they wanted. it seems that they have information that should be kept confidential they put the government. as this political analyst says, this change destroys what telegram had tried to introduce to its competitive position among other media messages, namely its claim of minimal monitoring of user interactions . the ceo of telegram himself has now declared: the work of criminals for activity. in telegram , it was easy until now and the procedure should be changed. fatemeh sharifi, sed and sima news agency. tonight we have with us mr. greg simes, professor of communication and media at uppsala university. hello mr. simon. hello, good night. i remember last week when he got lost in france was arrested and in the same jahan program , we were talking today, you said that darf's arrest was with the aim of forcing him to give in to requests behind the scenes. a few days after our conversation , although the french released darf from

in early june the stock got moving higher again after keith gill posted for the first time in a monthshot of a massive gamestop position. even a youtube live-stream after the full first-quarter earnings report. they still give you a $100 million revenue miss, that is hard to do. because the stock got an early boost, management announced another aftermarket offering, this time for 75 million shares. for me once, shame on you. for me twice, shame on me. the optimistic crowd, it has become clear every time they take gamestop up, management will step in and sell a whole bunch of new shares, because why shouldn't they? they are cannon fodder. they seem to enjoy being cannon fodder. wants to be cannon fodder? anyway, i bring this p because last night we learned what gamestop raised and now they are planning to sell another 20 million shares in the third aftermarket offering of the year. that is the real reason the stock that obliterated today. man do they know how to sell stock. at this point you can't treat him stock as an internet retailer. that business is dying. instead this is a big pi

fill gill at least five people have been shot at parade in new york city.here to celebrate west indian culture earlier today. the nypd says one suspect fired directly into the crowd, but there is no longer an active shooter threat. according to officials, two of the victims now in critical condition. the other three are expected to recover fully from their injuries. and this, rookie wide receiver for the san francisco 49ers ricky pearsall out of the hospital tonight this after being shot in the chest during an attempted robbery on saturday. his mother said he is, quote: extremely lucky to be a&e live following the incident 17 are told suspect from tracy, california has been arrested >> gillian: voters' top issues this election cycle are not just critical in the presidential race but down ballot where voters could enact sweeping changes on reproductive rights typically congratulation. here is national correspondent william la jeunesse. >> for me it's roe v. wade. >> from abortion to crime and immigration, voter turnout for state ballot measures could help de

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