all the sisters remember justin hansen.d mall. >> hollister. >> i think that was a big deal back then. right >> it was. >> cute guys? >> yes, oh yeah. >> if you went to abercrombie or hollister. >> the question was why was brittani suddenly remembering him now? >> we are getting an eerie feeling when his name his name was just popping in your head? >> just popping up. >> nothing more. >> like what does this keep happening? >> he had worked at hollister and he would come over to my kiosk and all and, of course, run out of the kiosk, of course, and it was what i thought was mutual relationship. >> did he seem interested in you? >> i don't remember that at all. >> flirty? >> flirty. >> brittani called detective gonterman with this latest memory. >> she says a name popped into my head, i don't know where this guy was justin hanson, he would come in and visit me. it was nothing bad. i remember him hanging out with me an hour at a time. it happened maybe three months before the attack, he would come by and just talk to me. >> she

joining us now is bob hansen, he's a meteorologist and contributor for the yale climate connection. he is the author of, thinking person's guide to climate change. mr. hansen, what do you see when you look at the vulnerabilities that florida has and vulnerabilities in some of the ways that development has occurred there. what do you see when you look at this storm pattern tonight? >> for of course has been the center of development patterns for more than a century. to put this in perspective, the searchers that we have seen, the last time we saw something tropical was hurricane donna, which was back in 1960. the population of cape coral may naples combined was about 20,000 people. right now, it is more like 200,000. incredible developments since the last storm that was comparable to this one. >> what are you seeing as a meteorologist with the strength and patterns of the storm? >> well, one thing that is the hallmark of our changing climate that we have seen is rapid intensification. as it approached cuba it went barely from a hurricane into a category three landfall, then held his

i'm skeptical. >> ole hansen from saxo bank thank you.rude is up this morning, but down for the week. futures are fractionally higher following yesterday afternoon's bounce this week's declines >>> let's get individual moving stories for you now. three stories of the morning broadcomm. reporting better than expected third quarter revenue. it is forecasting fourth quarter revenue above analyst estimate it is up 2% in the pre-market. the company expects strong demand from businesses going digital to offset the slowdown in the chip industry broadcom makes chips for data centers and routers giving it an edge over rivals with more exposure to pcs and smartphones. and then pager duty with the second quarter revenue beating estimates. shares are up 8% finally, lululemon rallying after beating forecast sales rose 30% in america. lululemon is raising guidance saying it hasn't seen a shift in customer spending habits it is up nearly 10% in the pre-market as you can see. down 17% or so year to date. >>> still on deck here on "worldwide exchange. app

jim hansen the queer here says that you can't. climate fixed. and that's pretty. because what have much time to fix the ipcc about a year and a half ago said we had about twelve and a half years to fix it we were down to say let or whatever. the number of months i believe it. that didn't do much. not long on this. with infrastructure. that'll way to go but- eleven or twelve you. to deploy carbon. down so. why do we have to fix democracy. in you get to think about reason here. this is going to be an all hands on deck time for us we've got to. all of us get gates all. organic farm. okay all you're business. all ready. we got to come to every only do. if our votes matter. if i policies are supported if we can bridge that gap this i of that so. an inner there's- this point the end gets into some kind of. difficult things. can you imagine. is power. system resilient i proficient fascist society. think about because at the bottom of this explains fascism is rule by oligarchy miss opportunity racism and so forth that's the daily headlines do you see any difference betwee

special thanks to craig hansen . who's the captain of t what's with all the yogurt? shh! durkas has been breaking into my locker. ohh. but i've got a little revenge planned. sorry. i just remembered i don't really care. (taps key) where's mom? oh, my god, what is that outfit? are you going goth? you still sleep with a stuffed panda. don't you have a fraternity to pass out in? is there anything else you need for your procedure? um, i think i'm supposed to have ice cream. hmm. actually, i don't-- i'm sorry. is it a vasecto-you, or a vasectomy? you can have ice cream. thanks. today... (laughs) snip-a-dee-doo-dah! (chuckles) we-we've been talking about doing this for a while. yeah. yeah, ever since dad and gloria had their little accident, we don't need any surprises. also, though, it will allow for a little more freestylin' in the boudoir if we're not having to worry about adding more critters.

he's a wise man.e dyin co his book, the dying citizen, hansen writes that american citizenship as wew it, is vanishing. and that's partly because politicians have used the immigration system tot dilute the meaning of citizenship in order to keep themselves in power. n power.d part oin the second ps our interview, hansen tells us how elite hhiels shield thems from the effects ofe effe their policies, particularly the openct border policiest mean ♪nd what that means fosr the rest of us . >> i'm confident if we would just have legal measured, se meritocratic and diverse immigration, it would work as i n itt always has with theker: we italians and people. dion you say diverse, what d you mean by that?y thatwe have twenty thousand thirty four thousand from mexico. hav we have some from kenya, we some have some from finland. we have themt get so that we dt get a tribal block where people do not see others that are unlike themselves. so that is one of the big differences in our immigration scheme. presently, it's overwhelminglyu from one region, one language, one ethnicity, whereason before

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>> peter burgess hansen. >> vassilios g haramis >> james a haran >> gerald francis harger. >> jeffreyhy john hargrave >> daniel edward harlin >> frances haros >> harvey harrell >> stephen g harrell >> melissa marie harrington >> aisha anne harris >> stewart dennis harris >> john patrick hart >> john clinton hartz >> emeric harvey >> thomas theodore haskell, jr >> and my cousin, david rosenbaum. it has been 25 years since you passed and were ripped from our hearts. you would be the quiet, sarcastic cousin under the corner reading his book. i never thought the world could have gotten worse, yet here we are today. the world really does get worse without our angels. you are with your whole family now. we miss you terribly. >> and my cousin, gregory wallace. it has been 21 years since you has been gone. the family thinks about you constantly. we miss and love you so much. i share your story as a teacher to my students each year and how fun you were. we must continue to teach about this day, the heroism, the lives lost, and the patriotism this country had after. this day will never be forgo

word, most of all, as if in a fairy tale, they visited as if they were in a fairy tale farmer duane hansen from the town of belle vue, what to get up, and not throw planted duane a pumpkin, it grew big, big 400 kilos to sell swam. where the eyes look looked around. they're downstream in the side of the city of nebraska city, to which the duen reached bertie after 11 hours, breaking 61 km, and never once seduced into the shore. i swam 61 km of this pumpkin without getting up, and my knees still hurt. i probably wouldn't do it. it's again, and dwayne's raunchy missouris rafting. i would like to call casey troler and alabama well done. but there is no casey deputy sheriff of madison county from the same from the cult film with meryl streep and klintomst, but it was a love melodrama, and then a crime tragedy. arriving on a call to one of the farms. casey loosely closed his car door with this. they immediately took advantage, impudent goats, climbed inside and ate important official documents, while casey tried in vain to drive one friend's goat out of the salon, ran herself not far climbed ont

in all these dates whether avit's personal walker in georgia or doctor oz in pennsylvania or jd c hansen ohio these are extreme candidatesoe so republicans who spent so much time calling my party a socialists, communists, anti-american to e suddenly be clutching their pearls because joe esbiden says democracy is worth defending , that's a message democrats are willing to take to every state whenyoit's extremist candidates on the other side in all of these dates . democrats feel good today . >> panel, dathanks very much. see you next sunday, an y important note for next week . >> before we go you may have heard our colleague a tremendous journalist shannon bream will take over this chair, isstarting this coming sunday, september 11 . shannon sat down with how we kurds for a media buzz interview on her life, career and shout how she approaches newsmakerinterviews . >> they're all going to try to stick to their talking points, how do you tackle that ? >> that's the trick in washington, i love getting personal time to talk about their family or interest and you find out what really motivates

then we hear from maria and they're here right now on the time of hansen and other towns in puerto ricoe you go i'm wondering if you could turn the camera around star viewers can see what it looks like in the streets of puerto rico right now. and while you are doing that, if you're talking about the stately united states think some of these issues wouldn't even be a factor. i think the question of state always comes around and there's a crisis. do you think state hub for puerto rico is the answer? >> i think the answer is when you've invaded, country puerto rico is a country invaded the answer is a process of self determination. that's where the puerto rican people can define a relationship of the united states. most puerto ricans -- there's 3.1 of us here, 5 million in the u.s.. so, there are less puerto ricans in puerto rico then in the continental u.s. but there is a process of self determination that should take place where all options are heard in everyone's voices listed to. but what i don't think should happen, i understand where you asked the question. let's put in perspective,

so here he is using his retirement as a way of the political act too and hansen further his political career. even while he's telling leticia and portraying to his children that he's happy to be home, but he is still very restless. there's never any doubt, however, that he would return to politics. he won elections in the virginia house of delegates again, and that really seem to be the pattern for tyler. he is looking of course for more national political exposure. but he starts again with the virginia house of delegates. then in 1825 he was elected governor of the commonwealth of virginia. this had to have some important psychic meaning to john tyler. his father had been governor of this image here on the left, showing tyler at the age of 35 or 36 when he became governor of virginia. on the right it's the governor's mansion in richmond. leticia actually light this political office, because it allowed tyler to stay in virginia with her and the children. but tyler hungered for a return to national politics. in 1827 after his reelection as governor, he defeated the incumbent john rando

luke hansen, thomas stevenson, good job. talk to young people they say, "what can i do to help the movement?" go into journalism. if you are a fair-minded person who cares about facts and is a straight shooter, go into journalism. we need people to endeavor to find truth in his practice, because he had far also lost a few i hope these two have a bright and shining career. >> lisa: but if you're a liberal, stay on your couch and play video games. don't go vote. [laughter] >> dr. siegel: that's a problem, people get hurt. social media fans the flames. taking it back to medical school, we learn to vet sources. doctors don't do that anymore, either, by the way, but venting sources. where did this come from? who says it? let's do an investigation before we pounce. of course if it's on the woke side of things, pouncing right away. what happened to the days of "the new york times" being delivered to your door? long gone. >> emily: the court of public opinion is such a stark contrast to actual courts. it's a shame we don't have more

just needs a tony award to achieve so called egot status, so look for him this fall in "dear evan hansener ] and that was the monologue, everybody. [ cheers and applause "here's evan stanson"? wow, we got a great show for you tonight. she is an emmy and tony-winning legend and a dear friend - christine baranski is back on the show [ cheers and applause and he was an nfl quarterback for 17 seasons, and now he hosts prime video's "thursday night football," ryan fitzpatrick will be joining us [ cheers and applause fitz magic in the house. but before we get to all that, craven trump supporters like senator marco rubio are trying to downplay the severity of the federal criminal investigation into the classified materials found at trump's mar-a-lago resort meanwhile, a trump-appointed judge granted what legal scholars across the political spectrum, including trump's own former attorney general, considered an absurd request to slow down the justice department's investigation so, you know, that sucks [ light laughter ] oh, wait, i forgot, we do a whole segment about stuff like that for more on t

was thinking about the history of when jefferson was there, and when these two young men followed hansen made it to bordeaux. one of the men falling hands, william short, jefferson's private secretary actually wrote him from bordeaux. he was in a bit of a crisis himself. he was wondering if he should stay in europe for the rest of his life or go back in america and follow politics. so there's a lot of history going on, but mostly by the end of the marathon, leon and i were just thinking about finishing. this was our first run. it was a hot day, we are drinking wine, we are in costume, so we are just opening to survive. by now, these small subset porto no longer dial the throbbing internees with and the blistering on our feet. and even the mild windy buzz has disappeared. aly leon, a call it the spectators who look concerned. her name is on her running bid, but i wonder why she is guarding such attention. then i see that she is as bright red as a cabernet 70. all despite all the pageantry and wine, it is silly mare dan, our first. and doubts about this whole expedition creep in. how would

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now the prince and princess of whales and harry and his wife meghan markle spent 40 minutes shaking hansening with a large crowd that had turned out to pay respects to their grandmother. it was the first time that the two couples had been seen together in public since 2020, a amid a reported falling apart starting a few years ago. in a way the discord between the brothers reflects this the future of the monarchy itself. we'll press william prepares one data be carrying -- has expressed his own disillusionment about the royal family. him and meghan stepped away from the duties as royals and with in an interview with oprah winfrey last year he said that he felt trapped within the system like the rest of his family. my father and father are trapped, they don't get to leave. i have huge compassion for that. and quote. joining me on throughout the rest of the show is katie turner, she proportion i missed and bc. she is standing by outside the gates of buckingham palace in london. katie? >> and in fact the talk about william and harry and kate and megan is the cover of all of the front pages rig

and i appreciate your perspective on jamespe hansen. >> thank youctiv.e. thank you. so as he told you last night,eyl the energy grid d in our biggesa state, california, is falling apart. keep can't keep the lights on , bu the lt the governor of that n gavin newsom, doesn't seem tooou worried. he announced this weeks week the is banning gasoline vehicles in california coming soon. that will mean everyone needsd u an electric car . so we asked duringnigh last nigs show, how are people going to charge these electric cars if c the energy grid in california can't even run their washing machines? a eruthat was a rhetorical ques. we got our answer very quickly just a few minutes after that show aired, california grid a operator told residents to t engage in, quote, energyengage conservation over the long weekend. what does that mean? weekwell, they were told to, qu, avoid using large applianceses yod charge electric vehicles. >> you must have electric vehicles. unfortunately, you can't charge themunfortunat. >> what we've been reporting, how children's hospitals are the cen

were really professionals in holding referendum like in 1940 in the baltic states and then in lou hansenur time tonight. joining us from kyiv. here is the weather. thank you very much. it is going to get cooler over the next few days. “p get cooler over the next few days. up to 20 once an excel system especially with the sun has come out. towards the northwest of the uk, the scott has been big enough to bring with it some outbreaks of rain. we will see that removing its way south east reds over the next few days. it's the picture as we head into this evening. it is going to find the cloud that has been developing across england and wales largely tending to break up at the cloud is continuing to thicken in scotland and northern ireland. here we are going to find some rain. the rain will be heaviest over the hills. heavy rain potentially across northern ireland, england and wales likely to be dry. it's going to be clear across our southern parts of the uk, temperatures in rural areas could slip away to around 7—8 celsius. heading into tomorrow, but start for scotland and northern ireland.

on long island, about ten miles down the -- the pensacola and the elites of the hansen's, is a blue collar beach town. some called, the poor man's paradise. but life was rich for these brothers and sisters and masticate york. -- the youngest sister was missing. >> we just want you to come home safely. and for better or for worse, this family would go to extraordinary likes to find her. >> they have to scour those woods right there. >> there's me had five of the biggest guys you can probably imagine. we're going door to door, we on answers. >> every seat so many people, so involved in a case before? non law enforcement? >> gratefully, no. missing persons cases, especially missing girls. they also get everybody's motion, because just horrible. >> i always tell her i'm sorry that it happened to her. >> 21-year old sarah goode was the little one with the big personality. her older sisters, samantha, lizzy, tabitha, and jennifer, say even though sarah could take care of herself, they still saw themselves as her protectors. >> was everyone kinda looking out for her, her being the baby? >> always

this is duane hansen, he swam 61 km. along the river on a pumpkin.g to the record holder pumpkins weighing almost 400 kg. he raised himself carved in there is a place for you to sit down and swim, by the way, duane's trip lasted 11 hours. and this is a new world record. so we take on a hot stand, an indispensable thing, of course, in the household. it not only protects surfaces from high temperatures, but also performs a decorative function in the interior in stores today . there, you know, ceramics , wood, cork eyes, of course, scatter, but which one to choose? well, our correspondent will help with this. julia kozlova i like them lungs. they fit well into the interior, cork coasters are also the cheapest, and hot pots can withstand temperatures up to 300 degrees. here it is smart to stand the only minus. she is afraid of water over time, your stand will begin to crumble, so just wipe it with a damp cloth and keep it in a dry place is not so strong, it also does not like moisture wooden options, and prolonged contact darkens they can crack harder an

he was arrested for the death of 27 year old susanna hansen, presenter hernandez last month surveillancean who appears to be robust, stopping his car getting out and shooting hernandez. and the man she was with then running off. as soon as we identified who he was, and we had a good idea of what type of vehicle he was in, we sent a statewide be on the lookout for the suspect in this vehicle. i was later chp in border patrol officers arrested roadhouse 100 yards from the mexican border frenzy. rojas abused hernandez. she had a restraining order issued against him. but detectives state rojas ignored that order several times . so in addition to homicide, he will also face charges of violating a restraining order happening today, parts of the bay area will begin administering the new covid-19 boosters. sandie clair county will offer the updated moderna and finds the boosters at vaccination sites and clinics. the fda and cdc say these boosters work well against the journal covid-19 virus, along with the current dominant strains b a four and b five variants. fighter booster is for 12 and older

thank you, good evening i'm brian russell attorney and i w with the law firm of hansen bridgeit. me colleague joined us via zoom. be handled litigation regarding the easement on in matter. she can answer technical questions. lisa and patrice live arc jaysent to the residents at 95 st. germain avenue. they have shared stair wells and live next it one another the easement from one side of the stair from the other side to the street to the front door of each homes. were the they have a 10 foot wide easement from the shared property line for pedestrian use and use maintenance and repair of a shared elevator. the easement is 5 feet on either side of the property line. and that allows for pedestrian use as well as repair and maintenance of the easement for the elevator. the existence and location of the easement area is undisputed the scope of the easement is confirmed in the may 20, 2020 judgment this we provided to you. in this judgment it said the yes and all importances acting with the yes shall be permanently interferes with the right, title and interest in easements and within th

jan hansen lured the animal out of the hole for a long time., he got out and turned out to be such a pretty nice video, which has already been rated by almost 5 million users. the internet. israeli musician adar golf park taught his car to play the violin. look what he came up with. the man attached the instrument to the side mirror, and connected the bow with windshield wipers. as a result, his car became such the first violinist in history. and finally, about one more talented person. be familiar with the artist from china ivan-chi. he works in the genre of photorealism. and here is his latest creation, which is called cabbage and mandarin as a fable. as you can see from the photo, almost no distinguish. is it true needless to say that likes and showers on the baths, how out of its abundance this video has already been watched by almost 3 million users. red yellow pink and even black that's how different tomatoes can be. now is the time to collect them and make all sorts of delicious preparations to last until spring. i'm a tomato fan, to be

. >>> joining us is charles hansen, who served as press secretary from 1990 to 1997.ure of sads in of her dies after this very long reign, and also a sense of gratitude for the contribution that she had made in providing all that steadiness and sense of stillness in the middle of a very troubled and speedy world. >> yes, a sense of stillness, which was very comforting, i th think, but also a remarkable quality in a world where people tend to be excited. i think the queen's presence, so it's sort of this sense of quieting experience about her, and, of course, above the political fray, a take on what was happening in the world without sort of a political take. it was more a human experience, really, at a very high level. >> tell me, she was aware of that, the importance of that stillness. she was aware of that as being an important part of her role? >> i think, yes, that sense of steadiness in an uncertain world. i think the monarchy can, at its best, provide that stillness and consistency and continuity. i think her commitment to public duty and backed by her very, ver