harold? >> harold: today is my mother's 72nd birthday. i love you.pe you are having a great day. we called her this morning. awakened her and she loved it. dick vitale is one of the great, great american sports treasures and one of the great examples of resilience. diagnosed early in the summer with cancer. beat it, diagnosed recently again with cancer, unrelated has lymphoma this time. a great quote. when you see me, give me a fist bump and say a little prayer for me that i can stop feeling like an 82-year-old and return to being a 12-year-old. i can't wait to see him on the sidelines as basketball season gets going and i can't wait to hear his signature diaper dan and everything else. god bless him. >> katie: hope he gets better. halloween is coming up very soon. get your costume. if you are in new york, you have to check this out. great jack lantern blaze display has illuminated hand carved pumpkins that are made into the statue of liberty, the mona lisa and even a working carousel of jack-o-lantern which is awesome. this is in the hudson valley.

>> harold: i started in 2007. the race for senate, started here and was here for about a year. when the networks started, i just got elected to congress. your viewpoints are right. we live in a diverse sprawling democracy, sometimes a brawling democracy. the cornerstone of our nation is that we not only have to listen to but accept different political point of views, and a new member of congress -- i came on this network often. i came in with bill o'reilly, with sean hannity, with others around the network. i often wanted to reach constituents of mine that might've watched the other networks. i listened to fox, and now that i'm on fox, i listen to it, even when i'm not on. some members of my party don't like what happened here. i don't always agree with the things we talked about, but sometimes i do, but you have to listen to understand when you do come and have to listen -- you think about crafting arguments, strengthening your own arguments, but even more so agreeing with someone. i think we can all benefit from

gerald gerald harold -- gerry: harold, do you think joe biden overpromised?seemed like it was all going to be so easy, and here we are with these supply chain problems, more covid continues, the economy -- struggling inflation? what's your diagnosis? >> really the frame that mercedes laid out, but i have a slightly different view. if you'd have told me a year ago today that we would have three vaccines and less than 60% of americans would be fully vaccinated, i would have taken the other side of that bet, there's no way. the virus, with the trump effort with operation warped speed if, you know, we didn't know we were going to have a new president, but some of us wanted a new president. we've not been able to shut the virus down, and i think that is the nucleus of the woes. that being said, there are some self-inflicted wounds, afghanistan, the border issues. i think the administration has to have a policy -- i don't know what the clear policy is, so it's hard to quarrel with those who are charged with executing the policy because they don't know what the poli

harold, have you had any "the five" dreams?s that are online dreams i've had before. some of the things we were talking about, has a lot to do with my family and work. a lot of times it's not. i can't quite figure it out. i have stopped eating, drinking. >> greg: i do the opposite. i increased the drinking and the spicy foods just so i could have insane dreams. it works. what's your dream -- what are your dreams? >> jesse: i don't like to share my dreams in public because it's kind of soft. we are doing this for my job which i have to perform. i'm going to share a dream i had. last night, you could call it a nightmare. somebody told me i was getting fat. there was a bold. i remember someone had told me that and it was someone really close to me and it really -- >> harold: he is showing his stomach. >> greg: [laughs] >> jesse: when i went to the gym, i didn't do anything except abs. that's we need to do. take your dreams and deal with the challenge. >> greg: that's why my dreams are often about world peace. >> dana: what you're

harold ford jr. former tennessee congressman and ceo of empowerment and inclusion capital and jonah goldberg editor and chief of the dispatch, gentlemen, welcome. >> good to be here. >> thank you. >> mike: play a clip of the sides of the democratic argument. take a listen. >> a group out on television and out very publicly. >> the bipartisan bill is good. i'm going to vote for it but i'm not going to vote for it yet. >> they are also a group that has conveyed that they want the infrastructure vote, otherwise they are not going to support the reconciliation package. >> we don't have an agreement at 3.5 or 2.1 or 1.5. let's remember we are at zero until we pass something. >> so what we are trying to do is gather all the views, gather all the voices. >> we are working as hard as we can. no one is giving up. >> figure out what everyone is for and try to get both piece of legislation passed. >> basically said two things. one, sorry. it's not going to be 3.5, maybe 2, 2 instead of 3.5. so he said that and

my every sunday, harold. can you follow that? >> this is a segue.my generation. i would argue many. remember in 2012, he called it work for me. in that memoire, he laid out 13 leadership lessons. 13 of them. four are pointed for me. get mad and get over it. people in public and private life can learn from that. he said share credit. we do that around this time. take an example here as jesse leads us. remain calm and be kind. be a lot better country if people shared that. for that matter, perpetual optimism is a force multiplier. joe biden could learn from that. god bless him and got bless the family. >> i take issue. it's get mad and then get even. is that a typo? >> i don't know. >> i don't know if he meant to say that. it's get even. >> thanks it for us. "special report" is next. hey, bret. >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier. coming to you from the port of los angeles. one of the major choke points at the heart of the president's supply chain crisis. we'll talk live with the deputy executive director of the neighboring port of long beach in jus

>> harold: first off, thanks for having me, and happy sunday. mcauliffe i think is the best retail politician and the democratic party, arguably in all of politics. he's having to face the headwinds of the president, and i would argue, more aptly, a congress. i am surprised that some in congress are not looking at the long game in a more serious way. if democrats, as joe manchin said last week, had more progressives and had a 50-seat majority in the house, a 5-10 majority seat in the senate, you can see their efforts yielding a different result. for that matter, understanding why they be pushing that way. when you have a narrow majority and you have a president who was elected because he was competent and a real answer to the president before who seemed not to be, you don't go overreaching. grab the victory in front of you and live to fight another day. the american people are losing trust in washington and its ability to understand their problems, ancillary problems, and project for the future. democrats are simply adding to that confusion by n

soy harold santana y regreso a los estudios. >>> gracias harold, lÍderes de salud en reino unido registranpor ahora en estados unidos pero en reino unido representan al menos 10 por ciento de los casos. expertos todavÍa no saben si se propaga con mÁs facilidad. >>> el secretario de seguridad nacional alejandro mayorkas dio positivo a covid-19. se habÍa hecho una prueba rutinaria previo a un viaje, tiene sÍntomas leves y continuarÁ trabajando desde casa mientras se recupera. >>> hoy testificÓ ante un comiÉe del senado el nominado por el presidente biden para que lidere la agencia de aduanas y protecciÓn fronteriza. desde washington, randy serrano nos cuenta mÁs, veamos. >>> es el nominado del presidente para liderar la guardia fronteriza, este martes chris magnus llegÓ a un comitÉ del senado donde funcionarios de ambos partidos lo cuestionaron. el nominado dijo que quiere hacer una diferencia en esa agencia y que es una persona que le da importancia a las ideas y no ideologÍas. se podrÍa hacer cargo entonces en una agencia, de las que recibiÓ muchas crÍticas de todo el paÍs. un representant

chris: harold, you were in congress. now you're in business.s there an answer as to how to regulate big tech and do you think that congress has the wherewithal, the expertise in part of our economy, our ecosystem, that keeps changing so rapidly, to understand and answer and deal with that, with those issues? >> let's hope they do. this is congress exercising its oversight responsibility, whether it be wondering how we botched the afghan withdrawal, whether it be the january 6th insurrection and now this with facebook. look, banks are regulated. tv and radio are regulated. airlines are regulated to protect consumers and children in large part. so social media platforms have invited this because they demonstrated they can't regulate themselves. if data shows, and this young whistleblower demonstrated, that data shows that they know that this is harmful, some of their products are harmful to the mental health of children, particularly young women and they chose to ignore it. congress is going to have to develop the expertise, much like when you th

that's all i'm asking. >> bret: harold? -- i think what my friend and congressman was suggesting maybe privilege can and when can privilege be exercised? look, i think there was misspeak by the president. i was glad they cleared it up. and what i was most proud of was that the justice department through the spokesperson there mr. coley made clear the justice department will make this decision independent of the white house. that's the real news here. >> bret: the other news, kimberly the former president is suing the house committee for the -- how they are going after these documents as part of a january 6th commission. >> yeah, so we'll see whether or not these subpoenas, if they do end up getting prosecuted how they are handled in court. but, you know, bret, i have to say i think one of the real problems here, too where this comes in addition to what the department of justice has already been doing. remember, when bill barr came back to that job as attorney general, a position he need like a hole in his head, he said one

harold ford jr. ceo of empowerment and inclusion capitol.ina. trey, clumsy and he didn't even know about it is what he told the french president macron. >> yeah, i'm not sure i would have admitted that even if it were true. i can tell you imagine how bad your life is when you are happier meeting with the president of france how stiff in a submarine deal. you would rather do that than go meet with the progressive caucus in the house. how bad is your life if you prefer that. [laughter] >> bret: let's turn there, harold, we saw what happened last night on capitol hill, the punt to next week there is still some thought that it might be two weeks. some people are saying some time before thanksgiving where this all gets ironed out. i mean, it's pretty ugly. it may still happen but it's ugly. >> thanks for having me on and i would agree with you. it's not the way, i'm sure, he orchestrated or choreographed it but sometimes big time legislation is not choreographed. is not choreographable in the way you may like. at the end of the day, if they get t

an incredible story that is terrifying parents across the country. >> bret: harold, winner and loser?to me tom brady at 44 years old is leading the nfl in passing yards and my loser could be the brooklyn nets if kyrie irving can't play because he won't get vaccinated. >> bret: always count on you in the sports winners and losers. jason, bring it home. >> my winner is former secretary of state condoleezza rice talking about critical race theory in schools saying black children are not helped by making white children feel guilty for being white. amen to that my loser is the new york city political class which is removing a statue of thomas jefferson from city hall. so, we're now erecting statues of george floyd and taking down statues of thomas jefferson the world has gone mad, bret. >> bret: you know, they took down a statue of ulysses s. grant in san francisco. yes, the world has gone mad. okay. thank you all. when we come back, "notable quotables." ♪ ♪ your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match

harold?he "new york times" best seller list. congratulations. >> bret: thank you very much. it's been a big goal and thanks to all of those folks who purchased the book. i appreciate the mention there, harold. it's a big moment. psyched about it. thanks for all the shows that had me on. >> david, your book is a great read. >> bret: thank you. tomorrow on "special report" we will debut the new fox news polling on the virginia's governor race. last time have the likely voter polls before the election next tuesday. we are following this race closely and also new jersey as well. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and still unafraid. "fox news primetime" hosted by lawrence jones. >> great show as always. good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime," i'm lawrence jones. tonight we start on capitol hill where merrick garland was grilled by the senate. the a.g. was in the hot seat over his doj memo targeting parents who are concerned

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harold? >> harold: that's a great picture but the real goat was in boston last night.ssure on them to not only do the right thing and keep us safe and put fires out, but the firefighter billings, montana an accident was being cleared decided to treated a little girl on the side. ryan benson the firefighter. the billings firefighters put up t. up on instagram account and it went viral. the little girl part of the accident found her way on the side. the books are donated to the billings fire department they do this with kids the fighters do. god bless ryan and that little girl. >> jesse: can i put something out there? >> greg: your book. >> jesse: not about the book. i think they need to lower the decibel level of the fire engine. it's a little too loud. does it have to be that loud. i know the point of the siren alert people get out of the way. all that it's so loud. >> kennedy: mine are awful. >> greg: imagine the screams of the patients suffering inside, jesse. >> jesse: you do agree with me though? >> harold: jesse ever calls just don't. [laughter] >> dana: 10 to 9 a

that's political speech that needs to be protected. >> shannon: it's gotten heated, harold, it worry>> first, thanks for having me on. i hope it doesn't chill anyone from sharing their views. we should all remember that most school boards across the country are elected there are some that are controlled by city government or the mayors of the county executives in those areas. but i think the instances we are talking about here are elected members of the school board. we, as voters, have every right to vote them out of office. that's the ultimate powerful expression of whether we agree with or disagree with. i think we have now gotten to a very delicate balance here. i would side with mollie on a lot of what she said and disagree with some. whenever you threaten someone, who is in public office, whenever you try to exact violence on someone to impose your political view, whether it's a view i agree with or disagree with, that's wrong. and i think where the justice department is trying to achieve, trying to achieve here is to say that the violence and the threats are wrong. all of the

hamd harold hamm joins us. i want to ask you a question that skips past the worst of what is happening right now and ask which price is going to fall first, and hardest, oil or nat gas? >> i am not sure i don't predict prices very good, obviously, but we are price picker, not price makers i think you have to remember where we came from we came off of a very large oversupply coming over the covid thing. and basically to a fundamental undersupply that we have right now. and it's all man made, all due to federal lands, personaling bans and leasing bans. and also pewtive legislation and policy that the administration is trying to put through so it's all man made it doesn't have to be. prices are up 45% on gasoline and 35% on heating oil and things like that so consumers are feeling it. like i said, doesn't have to be, it is all man made it's all due to the policy of this administration. so, you know, i would say to joe, the president, come on, man, fix your energy plan. that's all you have to do. >> that's a fair s

we remember harold hayden today. the latest untold podcast is now available. college football fans. it's a great new book. it's called history through the head sets. it goes through covid and all of the changes that were made during the course of the season playing with notre dame. it was an election year. i sat down with the authors, one of those is reed, my son and his buddy, john mahoney. we had a great conversation. don't miss that. head to foxnewspodcast.com. a great christmas present. thanks for being with us. check that out. a great day today, october 28. we'll be back here tomorrow. see you then. >> neil: just call it a frame work in progress. man, oh, man, is it ever an expensive frame work. we're told probably 1.75 trillion. probably closer to 1.85 trillion. but who is counting? what we do know right now is they're not in total agreement on this. among the goodies packed into this, $400 billion for child care and preschool, $150 billion for the older population, $200 bill in child tax,

harold? >> harold: he wasn't kidding. shout out to my man manard maynard. congrats to you. second today at the 35th anniversary. >> jesse: getting a little too comfortable. >> harold: 86 world series. show this. >> greg: show this. >> smoky wilson. little roller up along first. behind the -- here comes and the methods win it. >> that's how they close out game six of that series and a few days later went on to win the world series. >> jesse: thanks. my dad just had another heart attack. [laughter] >> dagen: 30 for 30 on it there was a beard olympics over the weekend in germany. oh, yeah. you know, a lot of these men look like that they maybe lived in the old west here in united states of america. instead they came from all over the world. they were judged on density and length of their hair in categories like mustache dolly whiskers freestyle. >> dana: geraldo will be here tomorrow we can find out if he spent the weekend in germany. >> dana: great show, everyone. thank you very much. that is it for us. bret baier is up nex

joining us for more perspective is harold isaac, journalist on the ground in port-au-prince. about that if you could. this is getting a lot of attention, foreign missionaries obviously but this is the reality for many people in haiti on a daily basis. accounts i've read people literally being grabbed off the streets. >> thanks for having me, jim and erica. indeed, it is a preoccupying situation now the 16 americans and one canadian national kidnapped by the 400 mawozo gangs. this has been true for a lot of locals in haiti for at least the past two years where gangs have grown more brazen over this time and been more daring into their actions and kidnapping people for ransom more regularly than before. >> harold, this of course follows a few months ago the brutal assassination of the president as his own security forces stood by and an earthquake there. one could easily have a perception of lawlessness on the streets of haiti today. is that accurate? >> for a certain part of the metropolitan area this is absolutely true, and it is right now, haiti is facing a series of gang ac

he starts with harold burton.ms like truman's approach, he is appointing friends, or people he knows. it's not necessary he's appointing these people because they will support them because they are friends or they support and politically, he has got his eye on -- he is thinking a step ahead. here's the legal steps we need to take to do to need to do. i need to find justice as a support that legal theory. is that more or less what he's trying to accomplish? >> he appoints harold burton which rightly made his first nomination to the court. this happened very early in truman's tenure. burton was a senator, most importantly was a republican senator. what americans understood then, just to contextualize briefly for everyone this is just the beginning of the gallup poll, the gold standard of pulling in the united states. and so the gallup poll one of the most important first poles was to ask americans do you think president truman should nominate a republican or a democrat to the supreme court? and we would likely have

. >> reporter: broadway and 34th street, home to harold square, macy's.lboard and thousands of people walking by every day. ♪ even more company on thanksgiving, millions check out the sign during the parade. but the billboard is now caught in a legal back and forth with amazon. >> that's pretty amazing, isn't it? that it's gotten so big that it's going to be bad to see that leave. >> reporter: you see, macy's doesn't own the billboard. they lease it and the lease expired in august. according to the lawsuit, the landlord, talked to amazon about replacing the space. >> one can only imagine, if you're amazon, how much of an appetite there would be to have this massive billboard space on top of your brick and mortar retail rival store. >> reporter: but macy's, saying in a statement, we expect to realize the benefits of these rights and have asked the court to protect them. >> i do think this area, harold square, as macy's, right? >> reporter: and meanwhile, remains a destination. >> it's iconic to go to empire state and i'm going to take them to lunch. but th

i might do that to you, harold. just for the hell of it. i will make up something. it's weird how removed he is from reality, right? he talks about how he reads stuff in the news. he had no idea about what happened with the department of interior last week. the dude is the attorney general. didn't know that an insurrection happened. he has no idea about the statistics behind the police suspect interactions. he gets all of the direction from secondary undocumented opinions. i mean, if they're going to target u.s. citizens, you should be getting your info not from buzz feed, right? you are talking about ruining people's lives. you're an attorney general producer for "the view," it's disgusting. >> i think the news we got today that the white house and the national school board association was talking before the request went from doj to the fbi. to me, that raises some eyebrows. so to speak. >> it does. and who do i blame garland for? obama. he was the one that brings garland to the conversation. he was the one that obama pitched to be the supreme court justice because

now, it's the harold washington culture center, chicago's first african-american mayor.so i thought we can't start any kind of true south side tour without starting with the man himself harold washington. the chicago defender newspaper is very important-- not just to the city of chicago, but to the country. it's chiefly responsible for what we call the great migration. that's when african-americans in the millions moved from the south up north to various northern cities. the million african-americans that ended up in new york, arrived there because they were reading job applications that were published in the chicago defender, who's disseminated all around the country. so what are we looking at over here? sadly, this is the remains of pilgrim baptist church-- chicago's oldest black, baptist congregation. fire took place here in 2006, but the reason we're here is because it's the birthplace of gospel music. i knew i was feeling a little bit of soul standing here. you know, right. so they always will tell you about the gang banger that comes out of chicago, but you won't h

professor block and a few others went to -- professor black and a few others went to harold washington said you have to run for mayor of chicago. washington replied sure. if you get 50,000 new black voters and raise $100,000, i'll consider it. he figured, washington figured that was the end of it. they would never reach those goals. but professor tim black started a fundraising drive and helped organize a voter registration campaign that ultimately registered not 100,000, not 50,000, but 263,000 new voters in chicago, and he raised more than a million dollars for the harold washington campaign. in 1983, with the support from voters from all backgrounds, black, white, and brown, harold washington became chicago's first black mayor. a decade later, a young lawyer by the name of barack obama sought out professor tim black's guidance when he first considered running for office. last month, president obama returned to the south side to break ground on the obama presidential center in jackson park. although professor black's failing health didn't allow him to attend in person, it's a good be

thank you very much, harold.ed in a knife attack on friday, sir david amess, has issued a statement urging calm, in the aftermath of his death. in it they say: "whatever one's race, religious or political beliefs, be tolerant and try to understand". they added that their hearts have been shattered by his death. the home secretary, priti patel, is considering a range of measures to protect mps at constituency surgeries. the man arrested has been named as ali harbi ali. the 25—year—old is being held under the terrorism act, and officers have until friday to question him. our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford has the very latest on the investigation. a significant search operation at a large family house in london, as the counter terrorism investigation into the murder of sir david amess mp turned towards the capital today. this is one of three addresses that detectives have visited to gather evidence. yesterday, there was a police guard at this house on a leafy street in north london. today, the search op

while harold isaac is a journalist that radio kiss sky in hays, he joins me live now from porto prance, sir, thank you so much for joining us here on al jazeera. so in this particular case of the 17 christian missionaries, we're hearing that the u. s. has sent a team to haiti, i guess, trying to get them out. but all the haitians that are also being kidnapped who's coming to help them? well, it's been a reality for these patients for the past 23 years, where gangs have increasingly grown powerful and metropolitan area of puerto france. ah. so if indeed, the government has been for the most part, unable to answer, it just brought me it slightly. i mean, obviously, that the kid, nothing's all or a symptom of as a general situation in haiti, which is becoming more and more desperate. just talk us through the lack of security that the generally is in the country right now. as it is right now, large swamps of the capital are effectively taken over by armed gangs. the gangs have reach a point where they've federated into the g 9, which is a federation of mine, gangs in the metropolitan area.

. >> charles: harold, it's outrageous. it's like a self-inflicted wound.$6 gasoline. could it happen? >> well, sure. in fact, it has happened. we're seeing prices even higher than that in california, for instance. we made that prediction. average price of gas was a little over $2. so it has surged and surged for good reason. the reason behind that, charles is this: it goes back to economics 101. you know, it has to do with supply and demand. when you curb supply, the only thing left to give is price. so that is what has happened with the ban on federal leasing, the federal permitting on federal lands. you know, you've taken a lot of resource off of the table. >> charles: i'm sorry, harold. we have to go to florida for this fbi presser. >> continued diligence on the story. as you know, the north port police department has worked collaboratively with the fbi throughout this investigation. so special agent michael mcpherson will make a prepared statement. there's no questions today. hopefully it answers some of them. thank you. >> good afternoon. my name is m

let's go live to washington dc and speak to scott w harold. he's a senior political scientist at b rand corporation. many thanks for joining us. historically, relations between china and taiwan happened strange given their history, but china has been escalating tensions in recent days. why do you think that is? i think it's important to recognize the child believes that it's time to push it. now you may see a closing window as it recognizes that the world has begun to see china for what it is a country that under she didn't. pain has been established a permanent dictator. sure. one man has built a capacity to conduct genocide and she just has broken its word to the people of hong kong and great britain is destroying taiwan, destroying hong kong freedoms of the promises that were made and is threatening all of its neighbors. we're taiwan. i think it's also cognizant of the fact that the united states, japan, and many other countries have spoken out about the importance of peace and stability in the taiwan strait. and those are the under hurting

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joining me right now is founder chairman of continental resources harold hamm harold great to see you would surge under biden administration, way back in october when i spoke with you. is this what you were expecting? >> yes, maria -- i called that economics 101. doesn't have to be this way actually that op-ed you are talking about was exactly a year ago. this week. so it is a -- we predicted that you know with biden's platform on energy, limiting supply would have ones consequenceses certainly is crude oil natural gas prices climbed when demand comes back which it has a seeing higher prices that is what happens, we keep calling opec he doesn't need to keep calling russia, he take local calls this is not long distance things to be own open federal lands again, for exploration drilling we will take care of the problem . maria: ask harold you know that joe biden walked into office, on day one, or day two one most important priorities was canceling xl pipeline, we are seeing the effects in price of gasoline but i know the effects go beyond that, talk to us about the other effects, i am t

i want to go back to harold edgerton and m.i.t. you have two degrees from m.i.t.nify the excellence of biochemistry and bioengineering. what is next for you? harold edgerton always moved forward in optics. how do you move forward after the 2020 you had? guest: well, thanks for having me, and thanks for the kind words and flattering comparison to dr. adjutant. perhaps when i am done doing what i am doing, it might be bore apt than now. i have a long way to go. we have a platform through which we are able to make innovations that might otherwise exist from now bring us forward. we have a team of over one scientists and engineers, and out of that have come a dharna, and several others have come moderna and ash have come moderna -- have come moderna and several other ones. that is what we will keep working on. tom: you need to expand to the frontier economies of this world. it is easy to bring moderna to europe, to the usa. do you have to bring the vaccines to africa or find a different process, a different technology? dr. afeyan: i don't think you need a different te

i tire of raiding, harold.esthetic but also philosophical, what are their thoughts of the period, what are they looking for in their daily lives? but what do you do with all of that research and work, after it's been put to work building the world in the game? the developers have removed the violence from the game, replacing it with quests which are designed to allow the player to gain greater historical insight about the period. valhalla is the third assassin's creed game to feature this element, called discovery tour: viking age. we must exit the fjord, sail right. we have created these quests that are basically around empathy, because videogames have a strong component to make people learn, because we feel what our avatars and what the characters are living through. then i shall observe and hopefully learn some new tricks of my own. one of the most famous viking settlements in the uk was in york, and it's here we find the jorvik viking centre, home to a vast array of period artefacts — some of which provided

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percató que el habían robado es el vehículo que se trasladaban si los conoce llamé la policía >>> haroldy vigilancia presidente antes de ser arrestado por la policía en esta tapicería el intersección y la calle nueve miami esto fue pasada las 4:00 de la mañana del domingo según la policía en estado de y rigideces provocó un altercado que estaba estacionado y a caer en la discusión de provocó daños el reporte dijo que entra la pizzería inicio otro altercado con uno de los clientes, vemos como uno se enfrenta luego lo golpea y el hombre cae al piso y es arrastrado hasta el exterior tu restaurante el hombre se golpea la cabeza contra la puerta que fue cerrada por motivos de seguridad esto preocupa residentes y trabajadores >>> forcejeo pulsos de un autobús en washington di si un sujeto de 38 intentos secuestro de una niña que iba con su niñera interceptó en la calle y escritos dijo que la menor era su hija las víctimas intentaron escapar abordando el camión otros pasajeros lo sometieron y bajaron a cargo por intento de secuestro >>> como esta mujer la asaltan a punta de pistola es sospechos

day, mothers still search for grown children, while adults look in hope for their birth parents. harold is driven by drink, shaped by centers and those with dares sinks. we dare to ask who it states has to be ready to be able to afford an informed luxury good for sure. despite having the most expensive health care system in the world, we have poor life expectancy. we have higher infant mortality. we have more deaths from treatable causes, so americans are suffering every day from it. it's as if these people don't count. i saw how they can choose are customers and dumped the sick. so also they can satisfy their wall street investors. no parents should have to see what i saw. if you're denying payment for someone's care, your make life and death decisions and determine to get to live and who dies to me . that's best getting away with murder. mm. the week stop doors here. what are you into national accident and emergency wards in england buckled under the pressure patients report having to wait up to 50 hours for a bed. as a pandemic puts a further burden on hospitals in the u. k. every st

alex needs to know if he's up to the task you haven't ah harold is driven by drink, shaped by thinkers and of those with theirs, thinks we dare to ask who it states has to be ready to be able to afford enzyme and find the luxury that for sure, despite having the most expensive health care system in the world, we have poor life expectancy. we have higher infant mortality. we have more deaths from treatable causes. so americans are suffering every day from it. it's as if these people don't count. i saw how they can choose your customers and dump the sick so also right and satisfy their wall street investors. no parents have to see what i saw. so if you're denying payment for someone's care, your make life and death decisions and determine to get to live and who dies to me, that's best getting away with murder knowledge, so the wrong one. 03. 0, any new world that he has to shape out? disdain becomes the african and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. ah, i would say the most dangerous thing to worry about liking, we

others do the same including harold bork and black ford.asically pelham's name doesn't dive and he's placed in the top heroes and martyrs in confederate memory and thenyou get to the confederate veterans . pelham is an ideal of the south. these loyal, courageous and i again say unmarried which allows for every rypossible romantic story toappear whether true or not . around 1912 some of the veterans had an obsession with pelham and someone had special meeting gavels made from wood taken from the room where pelham was supposedly born. pelham continues to be placed in the highest level of heroes and disallows his name to continue in the reminiscence and become part of the confederate novels and stories of the era. one of the real challenges is his lost letters and the simple fact is the majority of his letters particularly his warrior or writings were lost in the early 20th century. there have been efforts made by researchers to recover them rcbut so far they've been unsuccessful and through this pelham lost his voice beyond the grave and rese

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ah, harold is driven by dreams shaped banks, concur sent those with dares sinks. we dare to ask oh, to maximize their profits. hospitals resort to overcharging patients. when you go to the hospital, the services that you receive could be operating room time or physician services or drugs. whatever will be, 1st of all charge to add what's called the charge master price, which is usually a very high price that is far in excess of what the hospital needs to pay to deliver the service. the charge master is a list of items, hospital services, billable to a patient. every hospital maintains its own chargemaster and said its own prices or each item, medical procedures, drugs, diagnostic evaluations and so on. in the chargemaster is assigned a unique code and a set price, which is not related to the patient. so its impossible for them to know exactly what they been billed for. ah, hospital systems employ all kinds of people to work in as coders, and their job is to provide particular codes that will make the most money. and the idea is there's a, there's a notion about up

i'm all put them out that they give us a little harold is driven by dreams shaped by thinkers and those with there's things we dared to ask or imagine picking up a future textbook on the early years of the 21st century. what are the chapters called gun violence school shootings, homelessness. first, it was my job, then it was my family. didn't was my savings. i have nothing. i have nothing and it's not like i don't try. i look for resources, i look for jobs. i look for everything i can to make this pass. and i end up doing this passing time, the road to the american dream paved with dead refugees. this very idealized image of this older america makes americans look past the depths to happen every single day. this is a modem history of the usa by america. oh no t o in a so my father, when i was a kid, he was raising us while going to college and working full time job and sometimes to jobs. he knew how to be serious if the situation called for him, but most often he was just a goofy guy. i know in the background this whole time, he was stressed out in pain. you know, worried about his fin

declaró culpable de los 34 cargos que se le imputan por ello, podría enfrentar la pena de muerte harold haré todo lo que esté a mi alcance para ayudar a otros, lo estoy haciendo por ustedes y no me importa si no me creen los amo y sé que ustedes no me creen >>> el nombre de una víctima fallecida o herida y el cargo criminal por el tiroteo enla escuela secundaria y así uno a uno nicolás cruise se declaró culpable de 34 cargos del uno al 17 de asesinato en primer grado que lleva una sentencia mínima de cadena perpetua hasta la máxima depena de muerte y del 18 al 24 de 17 cargos intento de asesinato en la que según la fiscalía estatal el acusado poseía un arma y le disparó cada uno de esos cargos lleva una sentencia mínima de 20 a 25 años de prisión a una máxima de cadena perpetua >>> en un caso como estos hay dos fases la primera fase la de culpabilidad o inocencia ya que se declaró culpable hoy esta fase nova a existir >>> en un momento de la audiencia la fiscalía narró paso a paso de entrada de nicolás cruise a la escuela y cómo disparó contra sus compañeros y trabajadores del centro >>

and in haiti, kidnapping does seem to have become harold isaac is a journalist in haiti and updated metest a little earlier. well, we're still trying to it figure out even here. you have to understand that this happened yesterday during what would have been a long weekend — a holiday weekend in haiti — to commemorate the memory of the first ruler of haiti, jean—jacques dessalines. ok, so we understand possibly then 17 people have been taken hostage. does that go down — i was looking at the figures — as a particularly large group to try to take? well, yes, and it is surprising even by haitian standards that such an event would happen and we're still trying to understand. for now, the police have very few comments about the ongoing development but clearly, there is a lot of preoccupation as to the well—being of these missionaries that have been abducted yesterday. yeah. what would be the purpose behind abducting a group of missionaries? i mean, is there any religious element to this or is it really about targeting — let's be realistic — targeting north americans, largely americans — i be

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