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hi michelle gold. soldiers were already moving out to intercept them. but then the americans intervened. i don't know what to do. that's what i wanted to tell you that would again when does you know that ladder i live on the do with them of c and anyway, i'm a do not that doesn't really valuable. doesn't have to do that with you. that's good. you got to get i live, i got out of on really saggy to really with them. i live with. i'm going to be known as the movie. the does not look at. i gotta play when it's time going to need a really good given. is that a duly already there in about a district the she wanting try builders have come together. the taliban have proposed that they start negotiations. if you want to come back some time ago, the should worry eldest signed a pack requiring everyone to fight against the taliban. anyone who supported them would be fine. the next child. now, the elders must decide whether or not to negotiate with the taliban. the sledge among ma, through or closed out a longer the tune was so so holler, holler one into the salish

neutralization you say with us, the stream is up next one years after that for me, ah ah, ah, the hi michelle carrie filling in for me. okay. and you are in the stream today. how is the indian government changing indian administered cashmere? we'll discuss current conditions in the countries. only muslim majority state. 2 years after new delhi strip the region of its semi autonomy status by revoking article 370. and if you have a comment or question, i'm sure many of you do, if you want to put that to the panel, just go to our youtube chat, we will monitor those comments and you will be part of today's conversation with me. so let's meet our guests to day in new delhi, hiena bought a member of the d, j, p, and vice chairperson of the cutting village industries. and trying to gar, or galani, a journalist, and author of the book, cashmere reach, and recent, also ensuring gar said, equal hate, a historian and political analysts. thank you all for joining us in the stream for this conversation. gore, i want to start with you. how would you characterize life in indian administer? cashmere, 2 years

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michele because he wanted to be with gypsy. while martin's serving time, the investigators have this very short window to get charges put together to get him on trial for the murder of hiseve we are on the right track. >> the first thing they needed to do ws visit the medical examiner and get her to change the cause of death. >> the manner of death was listed as natural causes. that was a significant report, in that it looked like it was just a natural death, and there's no homicide. >> sometimes we would stand toe to toe, yelling at each other, "show me that this is a murder. give me any information.” it was a challenge. >> it was a huge challenge, because police had gathered very little evidence the day that michele died, so they went back and piece by piece tried to put together the events of what happened in the macneill home. >> one of the most alarming things in the case was the discrepancy of the positioning of michele's body in the bathtub. michele was originally found by her youngest adopted daughter, ada. >> martin macneill had gone to pick ada up. he brings her home. >> he told her, "ada, go check on mommy.” she really remembers is vividly even though she was

ah, hi michelle, carry in for for me. ok. under and the stream was canister and now under taliban control, what does the future look like for ask and, and particular women and girl, and one of the thousands of bass gans right now. who wants to leave their country but cannot get out? what is to say about us foreign policy, past, present, and future law to get into today? we do want to hear from those of you watching on youtube. so just leave a comment. leave a question. in the live chat, we do monitor that. we will read them and you can be in the stream as well. ah. so it took the taliban just 10 days to sweep across the canister and regain control of the country. the groups quick rise to power, millions of afghan citizens and fear over the uncertainty of what taliban rule will look like. and confirm reports of taliban fighters entering the homes of cobble residence have put people on edge. i have family and friends across the country, sharing different stories with me, for example, and couple they do have checkpoints across t

michele neurauter as a possible suicide. but they still needed to know more about her final weeks and days. >> hi, how are you? >> good. cautious about how i approach a car. i don't want to startle anybody. >> the deceased's ex-husband lloyd, resettled in new jersey, had rushed to upstate new york after michele's body was found. now sitting in a police car he seemed eager to talk. >> how long's michele lived there at the residence over on deloitte? do you know? >> it's about five years. >> okay. >> she bought that after we divorced. >> he told them about his early relationship with michele. >> we went away to school together. we did everything together. so i never thought like that, like oh, under some circumstance i'll just walk away. >> when did you guys divorce? >> we divorced in august 2012. >> he explained that while the divorce had been finalized years earlier, their custody issues were far from settled. they were still fighting over their youngest daughter. >> she wanted to live with me. her mom threw a tantrum. >> lloyd suggested his ex-wife was unstable and an emotional wreck. >> michele was screaming and furi

he didn't have to regress against the countries and squelch opposition in his own party. michelles had to deal with this in a way that america and western lives were at risk because of the behavior. we might have been slightly offputting in his mind with expansion of nato, but i do think that we should maybe ask whether 30 members is now enough. this next question is from jeannie. this is for both doctor o'hanlon and the former undersecretary defense. what is your most possible scenario in the south china sea and the best strategic position that's already been waged? >> the scenario that i worryce about most is a conflict that comes from the fundamental miscalculation on the part of beijing. i think right now if you were td turn on the nightly news in beijing, you would hear a constant narrative of u.s. decline. our economy is in shambles, we are tearing ourselves apart in terms of our own polarization and division. look at january 6th they play that tape over and over again. now is our moment to come into our own. that will make you take some risks you m really shouldn't ta. if t

it happened in villages near the border with michelle in his farm as a continuing their protest against a trained lord. they say will harmony livelihood, any $200.00 being allowed together outside parliament to new delhi, thomas say the lord save a large private re taylor since november. tens of thousands of them have camped out in new delhi. those are the headlines. i'm emily anglin. stay tuned for witness the news. ready me oh the me i mean, i know, i don't mean he's only sending sen system on how do you i don't want them we can come in the meet the minimum let me oh shoot. ringback me. ready ready ready ready ready ready ready that you can. thank you. no, not fun june's. we may need to, are there hostage? stop me. you stick after the fires, put out people go in and look around and see what, what happened here. and what they discovered was forwarded by the family that was killed was headed by a man who owned a nice oh factory called the connie. nice company. his name was ashley moto for geo . his wife was 39. the daughter was 17 and the son is 14. she's cooking no tours and she still

a year after -- a close friend of barack obama, who helped launch his career, he and michelle obama wereter two of his friends blew themselve up in a townhouse turned bomb factory. he wrote, we cased white house, pentagon, was like -- big was off on a technicality. we see black lives matter, and marxist organizations and violent in the city, done to portland courthouse, and billions of damage. maybe 15 people killed in the summer that period of time. i do not support breaching any government building, i spent my life standing up for law enforcement. i was chief of staff to attorney general of u.s., i know a political motive when i see one, i know a phony committee hearing when i see one, they don't want to get to all of the facts but promoting politics, what your take on this. >> you are right. we condemn violence on january 6 and. violence of last summer, democrats have been inconsistent. you are right, this is about politics, i am like you, capitol police risk their lives that day, and every day. god bless them and god bless all other law enforcement in the country that do it every day

we were on a boat ride in the golf coast and i saw michelle stroking his hand and at the second inaugurationsine with you for part of the parade route and he looked me in the eye and he said, michelle and i were planning to make out. and he started laughing and he was like, of course you can. and he will tell you that the best day at the white house was the day that congress passed the affordable care act. not true. the best day for him at the white house was the day that sasha's coach could not make the game and he got to coach the game. with a little help from reggie love. so the sidwell friends vipers were undefeated and during the first half under the tutelage of coach obama, they fell behind. so he called time-out. and sasha is looking at him like dad, you are embarrassing me. these are like 9-year-old girls. and he's coaching as if this is game seven of the nba finals. ♪ ♪ one of my favorite days was we had a big snowstorm, it was called snowmegeddon and he ended up coming out for about two hours, it was just the three of them and me. at one point they were in the rose garden and sasha

michelle had been deposed his head of his party and fell through dan's forces. but his supporters deny that say he is still in control. president self care and michelle are formed a fragile unity government last year of use of conflicts that killed hundreds of thousands of people or has the more of what come this hour more than $3000000.00 vaccination in 3, sorry, 6 days and the dash bishop called dante talk i'm very subtle in the town of nick oakley in columbia worth thousands of people are stranded and directed to migrate to north america. and in for kevin durham makes us fight basketball history as a guide his team to go in a 6 day mass covert vaccination drive is underway in bangladesh. the government has set a goal of an occupation, 3200000 people above the age of 25. in mainly rural and regional areas, and a plan to start offering jobs to rank refugees. by early next week, the inoculation campaign there has been one of the slowest in south asia. bangladesh is struggling to contain a delta outbreak can, has extended a lockdown until next week. have a child

you guys read, you know, by hung from we'll come police a, michel, milton, with his own no longer the on my tongue tires and everything on your honeymoon make dollars. north korea is changing. an impoverished socialist state has turned into a country with a highly flexible shadow economy. in many ways, north career is run like a commercial company. all that matters is cash came. the work is here and no longer slaving away for the revolution. but for the wealth of dan, nita and his cronies, the gap between rich and poor is widening. while the population in pyongyang enjoys a constantly growing prosperity. 40 percent of the rural population still suffer from the nutrition. what a database shows beyond any doubt, instead of asserting, i know the only excess. now we can prove what it does. it owns companies, it operates these companies and exports all kinds of things. and that is actually quite and an important development in understanding how north korea managers to earn money above. we know, know exactly through what kind of companies office 39 dust is qindzhong, silk folks spinning mil

he is a corporal and his family lives in norco. michelle julie has the story. >> reporter: at the veterans memorial a city councilman lowered the american flag and honor of the 20-year-old marine . he is one of 13 servicemembers killed in the terrorist blast in afghanistan. >> he was one of the rtc kids we saw during a ceremony. he was up here i think as part of the events we have your. >> reporter: he graduated from norco high school in 2019. the son of the principal was in rotc at the same time. >> a good kid. really had a strong energy about him. he knew what he wanted to do. it was neat to see, you know, the direction and drive and goalsetting. >> reporter: the riverside sheriff's department is grieving for another young marine. a former explorer scout from the palm desert station. the shares captain as his father. >> they would line up here because they have a lot of elderly veterans. >> reporter: the mayor showed us the newest part of the veterans memorial, but it is still under construction. the gold star family monument for loved on

kray-chick just days after volunteers found a body in the pleasanton hills believed to be his kron four's. michelle kingston learned today some new details about this investigation from pleasanton police. >> the investigation now turns to the minutes hours and days before philip create check was located. have some sort of injury. >> did he have he succumb to heat exhaustion and become disoriented. it appears looking at his route that he planned to take that you may have missed a turn which would have taken back down to his car. the several weeks long search for the missing east bay runner came to an unfortunate end on tuesday. >> a body matching the description of philip kray-chick, a husband and a father was found in a remote area of the pleasanton ridge regional park. >> about a mile north of his plan drew the ad that area was was searched on subsequent search why are search however. >> i'm not exactly where he was located they probably came within, you know, a couple 100 yards of individual was recovered yesterday. >> and that just goes to show on that rain really have to be very close in order

residue it comes to -- what was his message when it comes to racial harmony? michelleis speech last night, the prime minister's message throughout the pandemic was around the shared sacrifice among all of the ethnic groups. last night it came to a fore again when talking about foreign workers. there is a strong million and indian presence here and a substantial segment of foreign workers. he talked into -- he got into recent charges on social media that there is chinese privilege. some local workers pushing back on government efforts to allow local workers to get more employment during the troubling economic times. so he wanted to push back on these charges and talk about ways in which the government is looking at, sort of reading that effort, but also calling on all groups to come together again in this moment, to understand each other and move forward stronger together. kathleen: in terms of policy, what is the government looking at to try to resolve racial tensions in singapore? michelle: the government has tightened visa policies, to underscore that the foreign tal

laughter] he was an artist to i heard brick. >> here's how it made it pretty made his money semi- legitimately. he and michelle were deeply in debt all of their professional careers until obama made his speech the 2004 national convention. his book which he played some role in writing immediately took off and sold a couple million copies by then he got a contract to do a second book just like the first but he didn't write that either. that was audacity of hope pretty made a bunch of money then. and then when he left the presidency he and michelle got a 65 million-dollar book deal. now i got somewhat less. [laughter] okay 65 million minus 10,000, whatever. yet here's the thing. they sold a lot of copies especially shells memoir. has anyone seen a copy of becoming in the wild? like to see that book in someone's hands like an airplane, a part, on a beach, never seen it. let alone a promised land. i think i am the only person in america that read barack obama's promised land from beginning to end. on the positive side promised land deplorable's may not apply much shorter on a beach. on the downside i don't have a

michelle about us, his life for us, a couple. let's talk about these independence day celebrations. first of all, this is a day for normally with districts would be strong enough kind of. so what's it like there now? well, independence goes back to when i'm going to start got independence from the brits in 1900. 19 the man who pushed the brits way back 100 years ago. his name was king . i'm an hon that he's buried in the city of gyla bad. just east of cobbled, so that is traditionally that you seem to of these annual celebrations and we understand hundreds of people are still on the streets in july. they are waiving the old republic flag of red, green and black and the telephone gulf and not allowing them to do so. they were proteas. if you said yesterday, when the telephone and tried to take down this, this historic flag and replace it with their ard, they have conceded that so they will allow and allow these celebrations to continue on, hindered today the tell about also putting out a blog on their website saying, course, we have the seated, another superpower in the world on the

year after bill ayer's girlfriend, a choice friend of barack obama, who helped launch his career and he and michelleere close to ayer for years, --two friends blew themselves up in a bomb -- factory. bill ayers was off on a technicality. we see black lives matter, marxist organization, enormous violence in the cities, and what was done to portland courthouse, and lafayette park, 15 people killed, i do not support breaching any government building. i spent my life standing up for laww enforcement. i was chief of staff to attorney general of united states in reagan administration. but i know a political motive when i see one, i know a phony committee hearing when i see one, when they don't' to get to the facts but they are promoting politics, your take. >> you are right. we condemn violence on january 6 and all violence last summer. democrats have been inconsistent. this is about politics. the capitol hill police risk their lives that day, they do it every day to a protect us. and the staff and visitors on capitol hill. god bless them and the other law enforcement who did that every day. but it would

his presidential term. but all eyes are now on the's election and michel barnier has just entered the race to become the conservativeresident akron and the far—right politician. michel barnier says he wants to change the country adding that limiting immigration would be a key policy pledge. the 70—year—old has previously held several top posts in french politics including foreign minister but he is most well—known for fielding this question... well-known for fielding this question. . ._ well-known for fielding this iuestion... ~ ., ., question... will we get a deal? over and _ question... will we get a deal? over and over. _ question... will we get a deal? over and over. patience - question... will we get a deal? over and over. patience and i over and over. patience and determination were his brexit mottos but has challenge now is to distance himself from the brussels bible and reconnect with french voters, many of whom don't know who he is. scientists in egypt say they've discovered the fossilised remains of an amphibious, four—legged whale. the bones were found in rock formations that are 43 million years old. it'

his presidential term. but all eyes are now on next year�*s election and michel barnier has just entered the race to become h, until now, has been widely seen as a race between president macron and the far—right politician marine le pen. michel barnier says he wants to change the country, adding that limiting immigration would be a key policy pledge. the 70—year—old has previously held several top posts in french politics including foreign minister, but he is most well—known for fielding this question... will we get a deal? over and over. will we get a deal? patience and determination were his brexit mottos but his challenge now is to distance himself from the brussels bubble and reconnect with french voters, many of whom don�*t know who he is. courtney bembridge, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: scientists in egypt discover the fossilised remains of an ancient four—legged whale. he�*s the first african—american to win the presidential nomination for a major political party and he accepts, exactly 45 years to the day, when martin luther king declared, "i have a dream". as darkness falls to

hi. i am michelle [inaudible] the program director for the mission s.r.o. program collaborative and a member of the race and equity coalition. i'm here to respond to the proposed [inaudible] that state the commission directs the planning department to ensure -- >> clerk: ma'am, we're not discussing that matter now. we're only taking public comment on the proposed continuance of it. >> oh, okay. i will lower my hand. >> clerk: thank you. >> oh, hi. it's georgia schiutish. i hope you had a good break. i'm just wondering why it's being continued, the rules and regs. i was going to comment why it's only two minutes. usually, three minutes would be better. dr. fauci said we would not be together until the spring because of the variant, so could you just please explain why you're going to continue the rules and regs indefinitely. thank you. bye. >> clerk: sure. miss schiutish, i'll try. in our explanation to the public, it appeared to create more confusion, and given our attempt was not palatable to community organizations, we're going to go back to the drawing b

michelle robinson his wife was a -- went to a government school; however, she didn't go to the closestne in chicago she got on a bus and went to another one that was far better. when it comes to the girls, sasha and maliyah they first attended a private school that was run by the university of chicago for people who taught there. obama was an instructor there for a while. then when they moved to washington, d.c., they enrolled the girls into sidwell friends, the same prep school that chelsea clinton went to that costs about $45,000 a year. my point is the obamas didn't send their girls to public school. michelle really went to what we now would call a magnet school and obama never went to a public school yet, the democratic party, the left, the teachers union out here in california, they are adamantly opposed to school choice. that's going to be one of the big things i'm going to be running on, ben, in this election. the money should follow the child rather than the other way around. 75% of black boys in california cannot read at state levels of proficiency. and those levels are low. 5

steve liesman has his road back barometer. michelle meyer is head of u.s. economics at bank of america with card data speaking to this trend. steve, let's start with you. >> the effects of the delta variant are showing up in the high frequency data. flattening out the upward slope of the recovery for some parts of the economy but revealing outright declines in others. open table reservations were actually above their 2019 level in june. now they're 9% below jpmorgan card spending tracker for in-store spending is down 3.9% from -- compared to january 2020 it has stopped improving and ukg shift work, that's a high frequency proxy for employment, it slipped 2.4% in august most of the weakness in the data looks to be linked to the south and the southeast where the delta variant has exploded, hence the census this comes from the delta variant. ukg work shift numbers are down in every region of the country for august looks to be a seasonal component to it. but they're down much more sharply, you can see, in the southeast. that's that second red bar there. growth

his answer to the one that at the gives. [laughter] >> i think that's because such great questions. right? but michelle smith wants to know with regard to the notes and the destruction of some of the construction, she asks, robert todd lincoln is alleged to have burned some of his parents' correspondence. do we believe that is true? did he destroy any other papers? is there any other relationship to personal documents from the private thoughts that you discuss in his book? >> thank you, michelle, that's a very good comment. i do address that in the prologue. the question of how, first of all, hay and nick olay are asked and how they were in the possession of robert todd lincoln, that maybe the notes and fragments didn't seem important and weren't important documents and maybe didn't destroy them all. >> we know the burn pile of mary lincoln, burning correspondence and her papers as they moved to the presidency. did lincoln participate in the burn pile? on the other hand, there are, there's evidence which i show in the book where lincoln writes a note in the 1840's and brings it out in 1861. so here is

on friday, there were reports, rick michelle had been deposed as head of his party and fell through dan's armed forces. but a support is deny that and say he's still in control. president silva care and michelle formed a fragile unity government last year of the years of conflicts that killed hundreds of thousands of people. columbia and panama have a great to work together to better protect refugees and migrant. stranded at the border about $10000.00 people from cuba, haiti, and west africa, a stuck in the small town of nichol clean. teresa boat was there, the abuse tended this people in front of the ferry office in the colombian town of nicholas. they come from haiti and have been waiting for weeks for a chance to cross that going for food. and continue with our journey towards the united states and canada. but the ferry announced they will only take 200 people a day, even though they sold more than 1000 tickets via john, but he says he needs to leave columbia. now, again, i got the, we've been here for a month. we want to travel, but they won't let us go. we are in the sun with no food

i want his story to be told. >> michelle, thank you for telling danny's story. we, too, hope -- >> thank you. >> -- that people hear it and understand the stakes, as we see this surge in coronavirus cases affecting even people who do not have the disease. michelle, we are so sorry for your loss. >> i just firmly believe that everybody needs treatment when they need treatment, especially for life-saving treatments. >> you're right, michelle. michelle puget, thank you so much for being with us. >> you're welcome. thank you. >>> "new day" continues right now. >>> very good morning to viewers in the united states and around the world. it is monday, august 30th. i'm brianna keilar with john avlon. >> good morning. >> good morning to you. we have breaking news on two fronts. hurricane ida has been downgrade ed to a tropical storm after inflicting devastating, catastrophic damage in new orleans. the day is early. we're trying to get a sense of things and where the damage is. 1.1 million customers are without power. this includes the entire city of new orleans exactly 1

michelle, take it away on the zoom. >> hi, everybody. can you hear me? okay. just wondering if i should -- all right. great. i'm not sure if you can see me, but i am joyce durado. i am a clinical professor at ucsf department of clinical psychiatry and behavioral sciences. thank you for the opportunity to speak with you all. i know that everybody in this room is all about healing justice, and as our moderator has said, the fact is that, you know, most, if not all of us are going to experience trauma at some point in our lives, and with the pandemic, that just adds to that and experiencing the trauma-inducing nature of things like structural racism and xenophobia is so impactful to all of us, so, so important to pay attention to healing, both the healing of ourselves as well as the other. fundamentally, healing involves helping people feel safe, heard, cared for, respected, and valued. and of course, therapists can provide this type of healing, but also can friends, loved ones, teachers, clergy, and other caring others. and our keynote speaker emphasized how cen

his presidential term. but all eyes are now on next year was my collection and michel barnier has entered the race to becomehich until now was and widely seen as a race between president michael and the far right politician. he says he wants to change the country, adding that limiting immigration would be a key policy pledge. he has previously held several top posts in french politics including foreign minister but he is most well forfielding this question will they be a deal? overand this question will they be a deal? over and over. this question will they be a deal? overand over. patience and determination were his brexit tomatoes but his challenge now is to distance himself from the brussels bubble and reconnect with french voters many of whom don't know who he is. scientists in egypt say they've discovered the fossilised remains ofan amphibious, four—legged whale. the bones were found in rock formations that are 43 million years old. it's thought they could help trace the transition of whales from land to sea. the bbc�*s tim allman has the details. they are some of the most impressive and majestic anima

michelle miller on why some of kennedy's children are calling for his release. >> reporter: sirhan sirhanyesterday , is now 77 years old. he told the parole board online hearing he had little memory of the 1968 assassination that he must have been responsible for bringing the gun. and said i take responsibility for firing the shots. >> weeat couny, usfish country and a hehas ra, can edisel d to southern california as a child. just after midnight on june 5th, 1968, kennedy left the podium and walked to the nearby kitchen. the first shot that rang out that night hit you. >> yes. >> a union official was with him. >> in and out. it was a couple of fragments left there. >> reporter: for bullets hit the senator. 12 his head. he was pronounced dead in a los angeles hospital the next day. a 24 years old, sir him -- sirhan was sentenced to death for three years later, the death penalty was abolished. his sentence was reduced hi eligible to seek parole which he did 16 times. three of the senator's children had even publicly shown support. >> my family had a lot of tragedies but many met american fa

one of their agents, was his desk, an act of revenge in response to his legs. betrayal of egypt, national secrets. miss alverado. michelle, how did the leisure thought of the matter much? well by then i was going to show one on your mac hotel at dana hospital, but when i got you guys in london, you have to just sort of marsha went on and cannot call to the valid work. awesome . but at least by one of them they entered it. new i've been with while i live in the 3 i started by one. can i'm young with them, letting them know what to bad licorice in the metal at them. i walk on. ah, if my one was murdered and that's by no means certain, could those responsible have been linked with his business dealings? following the october 1973 was egyptian president saddam pointed ash off mall, one as a presidential international representative. in march 1974, i decree, appointed mar, one to this high profile hall, i placed the newly appointed emissary in the same sphere as leaders of other powerful arab countries. at this point, it's likely that my one entered the lucrative and at times murky world of military weapons. procurement bothe

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pleasure to welcome our next speaker from next door in california, congresswoman michelle steel. >> thank you. hiada. you guys having fun? how many california refugees are sitting out there? you know what, i'm still staying there and i'm going to make sure that we are going to get rid of our dictator governor and we are going to get rid of all those democrats. so let's see how we are going to go. you know what, i am so grateful that i'm actually standing on the same stage with general laxalt and senator cotton. it's just amazing as a freshman first generation asian americans. and you will have to wonder that i was born in korea, raised in japan. so i speak korean as my first and japanese my second. and you have an accent, i.e. decide to run for public office? my dream was i wanted to be a good housewife. i don't know why i'm standing here. but let me tell you. my mother came here as a single mom, three daughters and my mom was a teacher in korea and japan and she never ran the business in asia, she came here. as a first generation you have to work seven days a week and longer hours so she opened

. >> reporter: michel says the pandemic nearly drove him and some of his retail neighbors in tahoe out of business. now this. >> this time of the year is when we make our income to cover the slow months of october, november and so on. not this year. >> reporter: he hopes his family will adapt and keep going, but worries about employees he wasn't able to hire back and for the many people evacuated from their homes. he doesn't know how many of them will ever recover if they don't get a break from the fire and smoke soon. >> two punches, one, two. some businesses are being knocked out. >> reporter: business owners really keeping an eye on the forecast, hoping that they get a wind to take the smoke out of here, or even better, rain to clear the air, anything to get this air clean and encourage visitors to come back. live in south lake tahoe, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >>> and no rain in the forecast. we've really seen a lot of growth in this fire. on the eastern side it's grown 4,000 acres in the past 24 hours. winds tomorrow, light, 10-20 miles per hour. but temps, warmer in the 80s.

his approach to jurisprudence. the myth of the object, let's look at the object itself. michelle may have had more than one robe over the course of his 34 year term on the court but this is the only one that survived and there's nothing that points to a particular date in terms of construction or materials and it's the unusual aspect of the design on the sleeve. the fullness of the police on the reverse rather than on the front which is what you would expect on a road with contemporary dates. whether or not this was the original maker is clear didn't bother marshall as the road showed signs of use and best we can tell no attempts to amend that design. the hat is a personal preference, we just don'tknow . as for the final use, the round helm around the collar, they underscore the fact as jim said that this is a object that was present every moment. marshall nominated five different presidents on nine occasions and the press often noted his black robe up there . he dominated the portraits like this one which is my favorite by chester harding which shows him in his full glory and of

now, michelle, when it comes to chairman powell, i mean, he has not only his legacy but the upcoming end of his term to look at. do you think that that's playing a role in his decision making right now? one would hope not that the, he really actually is looking at the data points and he's actually looking at what's happening here in terms of the pockets of strength versus the real pockets of weakness that we have in the economy. but one thing i just want to add, you know, you can listen to fed speak and your mind can explode. so i kind of trying to focus on what the market is doing and particularly the junk on market. and also the high corporate grade bond market. because that's really what started to stabilize and really lead in terms of the whole recovery when we started to, after we swooned in the pandemic back in march, 2020. and right now they're both saying caution, but things are ok. there's still a risk on when i see that change, i won't care what anybody says to me. that will be the indication that we're going from risk on to a real serious risk off. excellent points to cons

michel? this is a man who touts his foreign policy experience. he said it's all about the withdraw.draw. it's about the way it was handled. how much does joe biden's reputation suffer in this? >> i really do think this has complicated our picture of joe biden considerably. let's acknowledge the thing he didn't do that his predecessor might have done. he didn't attack reporters like stephanie. he didn't throw his commanders under the bus and throw all the blame on them. he didn't do that. he has shown a stiff necked quality that i just think a lot of people don't associate with him in his initial conversations. there was a lack of empathy. everybody who covered joe biden has a story like this where he called their mom when they were late or giving his phone number to kids and people suffering through illnesses, and yet this is the same person who is demonstrating, as terry pointed out, a separation from the facts that we can all see and seemingly initially at least a lack of regard for the suffering that this botched operation has caused. there is a risk to his reputation. not just h

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would that i would formally turn the microphone over to michelle to say, "hi." >> hello everybody. good afternoon. i am michelle bodey, director of account services at delta dental. i appreciate the opportunity to be here today. i have the pleasure of working closely with sharon your dedicated account manager. we value our partnership with sfhsf. i look forward to getting to know you better, to work together to achieve all of our goals. i appreciate the opportunity to be here today and nice to meet all of you. >> welcome. you are not in the same room with the commissioner. >> that's right. >> welcome. >> thank you. >> we have that mirror going. that is interesting. >> the health plan representatives on the call at this point? >> mike clark. i would like to make a quick statement. >> yes. >> at the march 2020 health service board meeting i served with you that there was a proposed acquisition by am to accelerate innovation during the course of the past 17 months there were efforts to gain regulatory approval from over 100 jurisdictions. unfortunately we decided to terminate in late j