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warren simultaneous lee telegraphed humphreys and asked for his assistance. mary he was going to be his on the on warren's right side by the end of the day. fifth corps with some help from general nelson miles division of the second had not only gained all the ground had lost but had established a position that the white oak road. now this is very important because the defenders are flowing everything down the white oak road to get to the the west of there their lines where pickett is right now and the cavalry. so this is basically cut them off from the easy reinforcement or supply by confederate lines. meanwhile several miles to the southwest at your side. sheridan had moved several brigades forward in an attempt to take possession of five forks pickett, now in command of both his own infantry and the cavalry, counterattacked and drove the union cavalry back toward dinwiddie courthouse. sheridan was in desperate straits that he called general custer to leave the wagons, still stuck in the mud, and bring two of his three brigades to join the defensive line wi

from innocent dan humphrey and gossip group. serial killer joe goldberg in the netflix thriller you you're a different kind of woman. but not anymore. a standing request to the show's creator, asked sir a gamble, creator of the show. um can i just do no more intimacy scenes badly speaking about the ask on his podcast, crushed when asked why audiences might notice less intimacy this season like fidelity in my in every relationship, and especially, my marriage is important to me badly, and his wife, domino, kirke, have been married for five years and have a two year old son. together bachelor's remarks re sparking a heated debate in hollywood about intimacy on screen and how to achieve it as an intimacy coordinator for hbo. alicia rodas, who knows how difficult simulating sex on screen can be . for actors. it's my job as an intimacy coordinator to make the uncomfortable as comfortable as possible. so these are modesty, garments, some of the tools she uses to help actors are their boundaries. this is an option of a strapless brief.

from innocent dan humphrey in "gossip girl." >> really happy to be here with you right now. >> reportere netflix thriller "you." >> you're a different kind of woman. >> reporter: but not anymore. the actor making a stunning request to the show's creator. >> i asked, sir gamble, creator of the show, can i just more intimacy scenes? >> reporter: badgely speaking about the ask on his podcast, "podcrushed." when asked why audiences might notice less intimacy this season. >> fidelity in my -- in every relationship, and especially in my marriage, is important to me. and -- yeah, it got to the point where i don't want to do that. and of course, before i took the show, there is a question? do i have a career if i don't? >> reporter: badgely and wife domino kirk have been married five years and have a 2-year-old son together. >> the only backlash that i can imagine coming from me as coord thought that, if someone is performing an intimae scene, that they are cheating on their significant other. in my opinion, i don't see that as cheating. i see that as telling a story. >> reporter: badgely's rem

disease control and primary healthcare lennon conference hall in alma on september 6th, 19 elliot humphrey to deny the 2nd vehicle the tivo delivered to the inter demila the deck. it can they don't all pressure can the lack of you think? yeah. me innocent about the dillman duck latricia liquid. as in charlie on the way survey. did anybody economic hinge of it after you go to that? oh, in the year of 1954, the united states of america engaged in warfare against the people of vietnam. the white house supported the corrupt puppet government of southern vietnam. in 1965 americans began their invasion following the aim to defeat the forces of vietnamese patriots. the pentagon was confident that the victory would be on the american side due to its military superiority. however, the vietnamese turn this war into a total hell for the occupants. unable to cope with the guerrillas, the american army started blanket bombing alongside using chemical weapons and napalm which burnt all alive. the village of my lay wearing 1969 american soldiers killed 504 civilians, including 210 children, became a trag

you mom or you which give when you but give me but give our entire family comes from the low humphrey and done yet screeching. good night school door before the war started on february 24th. no, i never had the feeling that i was doing anything bad by speaking russian normal job bohannon. but now my mother tongue is the language of the enemy. what it's you more for you jamming of georgia pre crochet and sad that i have something in common with russia that either a c o 2, because russia just invaded ukraine, claiming that we're not independent. and that is a large law 1st, this jazz, but all of this is what i packed on the 1st day on february 24th. when we decided to leave shopping, we didn't know where we were going all for how long i he, i was panic ticket e and i knew it. finance. it's of the yard rosamille as she up when you call you some. were you the ball my, these are my degrees of it's that, that the a bachelor's law from done yet, and a master's in law from cuba used to put all of a birth certificate, passport from the origin, your boss marriage, certificate. i to sure more sh

humphrey, the operation? yeah. now, you know, the problem is after the earthquake, the 1st everybody be of course, right away. don't say your building and we waited. we waited about 5 hours, 6 hours, and then it was about $7.00 to 7 am. we have, we have sons, we have family and it's really cold outside and we have to go inside. but after that, it's $133.00 time it's started again and now we are out. now we have tried to help . we are trying to help people to find the child replaced. and also i thought it's really working hard to deal with the situation now. they need to all part of the city and the people are trying to go with that. try to get that because as you tried to do also, the transportation is a little, it's hard because people are very, it's and they're trying to go somewhere and it's thousands for up again. but now i'm trying to reach everybody and everybody can find the place easily. now i'm looking around to try to find people shattered because also now we are rehab, play a guy who also host us as they

expected to make landfill over the next day. officials in the united states say a weather conditions, a humphrey efforts to recover the debris of an unidentified object shut down on sunday near the canadian border. us house now down to 4 such objects on the 1st has been officially attributed to china. beijing insist that was a weather balloon with blue, of course. as the war in ukraine and as to fight against russia consumes vast amounts of ammunition. ukrainian troops are running short of basic suppliers, including bullets. and the arms industry appears. unable to keep up with them out, ukraine's endless quest for higher tech weapons dominates the headlines. but in fact, the country soldiers and its allies have a much more basic problem. everybody's not asking for more ammunition, but even i'm so on the front lines, there have been reports that ukrainian soldiers are nearly running out of bullets and some nato countries say they're cupboards are bare. the fact is no one expected to see a shooting war in europe ever again with thousands and thousands of rounds of bullets . sheldon missiles used

and of course, the cold temperatures, overnights humphrey rescue efforts, some of which you can actually see going on behind me. now those substance somewhat busy in the day, which people are grateful for. now what you can see behind me is one of the largest residential complexes in the city. it's originally comprised for buildings. the 1st one which was raised to the ground by that 1st massive earthquake in the early hours of the morning when unfortunately people were sleeping there are still bleats, were on 70 people trapped in the rubble. the 2nd of the 4 buildings or was not down in the 2nd earthquake, but fortunately, if one had already evacuated by this time, and so no one thankfully was injured in that quake. now the situation as i described, is very dire, but people haven't lost her. we did manage to speak to some of them earlier. one person was also pulled out alive, reportedly earlier today. and from time to time, we are asked to be completely silent as the specialist there at the site use equipment to listen for sounds of survivors in that global. now just going back to the ci

is repaying from war war, so we must give you cray and what they need to prevail into some power. humphrey portal, we are ready for a prolonged conflict. i do not wish it, but we must collectively be credible in our ability to last in this effort, give more which a good crescent, this unprovoked and criminal russian war must end with the liberation of ukrainian land from russian occupations, and with solace guarantees of long term security of our country, europe, and the entire world. that freedom is prices is worse quite a for as long as it takes. and that's how long we're going to be with you mister president. chose sure. the chinese russian relations a solid as a walk through. they'll stand the task when it changing international situation. ukraine says it's going to be the biggest reconstruction since world war 2. and keith wants war time insurance now to speed up a massive effort to restore schools, bridges, buildings, transport, and electricity infrastructure out as he resembles swaby joints, bit on lie from a pin on the outskirts of keith saying, tell us what happened, death, and ho

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>> now, these are supposed to be monetary policy hearings under the humphrey hawkins act and they'rey on anything that's, any political issue, it's quite extensive you have to prepare for everything that the fed is involved in and many things that the fed is not involved in, so, it's a lot of preparation. >> so when you get questions from some members you have to bite your tongue and say, why are you asking a question like that? or you never have that problem? >> never hams. >> never happens. >> okay. well, good. so today as you look at the country's economy, what is the biggest worry you have about inflation? is it just that the fiscal policy is not completely under control? we have exogenous events outside? what is your biggest worry about inflation today? >> it was kind of what i was saying earlier. we're just at the beginning of this process, right? goods inflation, so we need that process to continue. goods, the whole thing began, inflation began with people not being able to buy services instead of buying goods and global supply chains collapses and couldn't get goods and price

owner who is sick of the constant break-ins and the lack of support from his own city leaders matt humphreyowner of steel barber, matt, good to see you tonight. he recently organized town hall meeting at your work space behind you what is the response from the business community so far to what is happening? actually beautiful full city of seattle on what continues to happen. >> it was a thoughtful group will have a slightly similar story there's not a lot of difference no matter big or small or large or how many petitions we have we were all up against the same challenges. the senses and has to change now. we cannot wait another six months while there's more committees and more conversations and more studies. we have to do it now. >> laura: the pictures on the screen or did the into your barbershop. and you feel violated dear not? please see you put your blood, sweat, and tears into, hours, hours, hours, hours of work every day. gets trashed and police show up eventually but there's really nothing that they can do. there is a huge shortfall among police officers and the edge doing triage at

so if i want to be mil humphrey didn't and dependable by being aware of my abilities and challenges to control my abilities, and by taking a break at the right moment in interesting momentum and how was i'm swimming? how does that sound to you? last? yes, that sounds like me think that sounds right. sounds like what you want to achieve. what you have to face now. yes, absolutely. ah, you hon. as we'll go home with a complete set of tools to fight his depression, they include very simple measures that can help counter depression. some ice cream target still feel mackin guns for example, structure your day with one simple principle fleet on yet and every day is achievable i and every day a positive experience doing something that used to enjoy the in it guy getting up early regardless of whether you've had a bad night, not that's effective against depression, it's that side by that and not letting surfing on the laptop at 3 in the morning. be the most active part of your day thought and the v gomez. and that's really harmful homes come monday activity and mobility is good and bomb can ea

but also sadie ill, humphrey, he said to her a moment ago for her do the about the end of the year we had a simpson name of the fan shuttle was off on the go as head to the bottom. hardwood . i'm home fast and conducting because then in the mac fed hasn't really thought has your mom's e hold on in the cadillac and forest aliya. well that's where it's a lot of them on a real i'll be on has in my head in the mom who will let me. you'll come see me, keep my mouth wide open. missy. i haven't met jenny will it be jenny? i'm l. malesky. horn for home, but if i do when mill, but the only thing was this date and what you feel about glue geniune. so when it is sylvia you for your hiena. oh curry jean can i, do you see a digital buffy feel? feel, feel free to senior make? they get a just a few of your side because most of the rules well more slumbered. ah, depending on your level of the actual active hockey, hockey, hockey. i wish that all i should do. you got to add my fish fade and then the michelle michelle message. bob, would you mind me asking for the who would be the yeah, she was gonna l

and we had a lamb until today, so the only to hold me a call it fits him, daddy will eat ill. humphrey, he said to her, a balmy good for her to the end of the year. we had a simpson name of the fan shuttle was off on the go to the bottom. hardwood. i'm home fast and conducting because in the mackey fed hasn't filled with a lot has sold on in cadillac and for the still a while, there's a lot of them on a real lobby on hazard mahunis in la jolla. well, let me come seeing kilometer lou as a law over the miss. yeah, david haven't met. that's i didn't really be ash jenny m l malesky horn for whom they showed but that if i do the middle. but the only thing was this the next day and what you feel about glue, junior, and so again, it is god, sylvia. you for your hannah? oh, can you can i do you see a digital fingerprint feel free? let me just look at my roof. well again slumbered. ah, depending on your level of the actual active hockey, hockey, hockey, which that all i just got to add my fish fade. and then i could do michelle. michelle matters. my bob who was with you my mattress. i'll forget

for nearly 2 days, the lens has damaged roads, a lack of equipment and tough winter conditions. humphrey efforts to find survivors in syria. rescue and relief efforts have been criticized as inadequate. and hundreds of buildings have collapsed in a hot reports from beirut. sure, it's may. i get a laugh is 10 years old. she survived monday's earthquake. others are still being pulled out from under the rubble of collapse, buildings across syrian cities and towns. but many didn't survive, had done viola was maintained. a laugh tells rescuers that her siblings and mother are dead under. they're destroyed. how funny. she was in the opposition controlled northwest of syria. the civil defense members are working on their own without the specialized equipment needed to deal with a disaster of the scale. the mean mostly has been. i've been waiting for news of my father, my mother, brother, sister, and her phone. i talked to them and had the voices. work is too slow. rescue workers are appealing for international assistance, but the opposition controlled region is one of the hardest places to reac

same time [ laughter and applause that's very hard to do not easy next up, from the chiefs is creed humphreyd most likely to show you how to get to narnia. [ laughter and applause next up, from the eagles is jake elliott he was voted most likely to be just the cutest little thang [ laughter and applause "come over here. he's just the cutest little thang. and finally, from the chiefs is noah gray. he was voted jon hammiest. there you have it, everybody those are your superlatives. we have a great show give it up for the roots, ladies and gentlemen [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: oh what a show. [ cheers and applause what a show we have for you tonight. he's the author of the number one "new york times" best-selling book, "greenlights." matthew mcconaughey is here on the show he really kind of -- i asked him to come on just because, you know, the book's been out but i just got around to reading it you know, i don't read all the books on the show when people come on. i can't, it's impossible to finish all the books but i had matthew on for this book, and it's a giant hit it's great during the

preparation session, a one-week session in >> these are supposed to be monetary policy hearings under the humphrey hawkins act they're on any political issue so it's a poetic stance if you have to prepare for everything that the fed is involved in, and many things the fed is not involved in. so it's a lot of preparation >> when you get questions from some members, you have to bite your tongue and wonder why are you asking a question like that? >> never happens [ laughter ] >> okay, good. today, as you look at the country's economy, what is the biggest worry you have about inflation? is it just that the fiscal policy is not completely under control? what is your biggest worry about inflation today? >> well, it's kind of what i was saying earlier, which is we're just at the beginning of this process, right so we need that process to continue the whole thing began, inflation began with people not being able to buy services, instead buying goods, and global supply chains collapsing so you couldn't get goods and prices went up but that is now starting to get better as supply chains are improving, as pe

sickwn i of the constant break s and the lack of support fromt hy his own city leaders.er o that humphrey owner of steel barber., matt , good to see matt you tonight. now, you recently organized, i know, town hall meeting at your workspace behind you. what's the response fromt is the business community so far to what's happening to thisa actually beautiful city of seattle and what continuesutsea to happen? >> yeah, you know, it's a it it was a powerful group. we put together seven other businesses that i knew in the area. and we all have a slightly similar story. there's there's not a lot ofmatg difference, no matter whether we'rsmall or lare small or largr how many locations we have, we're all up against the same challenges. the senses a and the sense is it's gondt to change now. now. we cannot wait another s ixwe can't we can't wait another six months while there'ses and r more committees and more conversations and more studies. >> you've got to do it now. well, the pictures that we're seeing on the screen was of your break in to your barberto r barbershop. and shop and you feel violate

neil humphrey, political force. indeed for taking time to join us this morning. we do appreciate it. thank you, belinda maybe an interesting answer there. could they merge ? couldn't find a new they merge? couldn't find a new name could it sort of be snp eight or something if they need all the votes all those politicians if independence is so important to them and they seem to have chucked everything else under under the bus though they haven't really done anything with drugs, haven't done education. done anything with education. what think a new party. what do you think a new party. oh, it on. scotland oh, yes, bring it on. scotland need something and fresh. need something new and fresh. nicola since 2014 she's been nicola had since 2014 she's been in power and everything's gone downhill so it is downhill since then. so it is time. grass is growing new time. the grass is growing new party support it and party i'd support it and be interested well coming up. interested in well coming up. we'll into the we'll be look

george wallace runs as a third party candidate, pulls a lot of southern democrats away from hubert humphrey, the democratic candidate. and not just in the south. wallace showed he had strength in maryland and wisconsin and other places, too. in 1980. you have a candidate named john anderson who's running as a liberal republican, but instead of drawing votes from reagan, he seems to draw more votes from jimmy carter. he represents a kind of suburban in professional, socially liberal type, a more sort of conservative on economics. so these are two very different kinds of independent or alienated voters who the dlc is trying to capture. then we have the question of neo liberalism, not what you think. as i say here these days, a lot of people use neo liberalism when they mean free market conserva tooism, when they mean the philosophy of economists like milton friedman, when they mean the economics of ronald reagan or margaret thatcher. this is not what neo liberalism meant in the eighties at all. it was liberalism. it was a form of liberalism. and it was espoused by liberals. people like robert

. >> first of all thank you for your good work minnesota has a long history with hubert humphrey withon programs and we care a lot about them undersecretary thank you for your visit for our state and with that human services staff i understand you have seen the collaborative work to promote snap ent can you discuss in more detail and with those barriers to employment and how great the program is. >> you are right and that r response to a couple of members we have snap participants that were underemployed. and this was skill building and to go for snap participants who was unemployed and then the program is phenomenal this is an organization in the county buying houses for foreclosure takes them on and then working with the journeymen carpenters snap participants as part of the workforce training program on how to do construction and there is a huge demand for skilled construction workers. so here we have and these are also ask offenders these issues they have to deal with arwith those. >> can you talk about to have the expansion of snap online to small and independent retailers who ma

minnesota has a long history way back to hubert humphrey, involved in the nutrition programs. we care a lot about them. undersecretary dean, thank you for your visit to our state. in october of last year to see a snap employment and training site with county commissioners, nso department of department of services staff. i understand you had a chance to see the collaborative work being done with the state and local government to support snap e&t. can you discuss in more detail how the minnesota program helps participants overcome barriers to employment and just about how great the program is in minnesota basically? that's my question. >> senator klobuchar, you are right, it's a great program. i think in response to the questions i've gotten from a couple of members, we have snap participants who are un or underemployed, and they can open jobs. not all snap participants are qualified for the open jobs but there are plenty who are. there are also plenty with a little bit of help, a little bit of skill building, could go from being a snap participant unemployed to someone who is e

humphreys, how you doing?nusual one. you took some kind of artistic risks with some flashbacks didn't you i don't want to give too much away, but -- >> yeah, the first thing i'll say is that our show runner, david graziano and julie martin wrote one of the most beautiful episodes i think i've really ever read. and it's a bit of a departure from what we usually do. and there are a whole lot of surprises in it. and i was so deeply honored because -- that they trusted me with this material and people will see why tonight. >> it is different >> it is different and i have to say, i was so excited and, you know, every time you direct, i have such reverence and respect for the role of directing, and i'm always terrified and yet this time, since i hadn't directed in three years, it was so fun to see what i had learned, just from being on set for that long. then i got the good, good fortune and the blessing and the privilege and just the honor to work with bradley whitford who is one of the greatest actors i've ever wo

. >> reporter: fran humphreys says her 20-year-old daughter sophia was sold fake percocet pills throught from a snapchat dealer. >> download the mobile app. >> reporter: the lawsuit claims snapchat's features including disappearing messages appeal to drug dealers, making their illegal activity hard to track. in a statement, snap inc. telling abc news, it cannot comment on active litigation, but claiming it's using cutting-edge technology to proactively find and shut down drug dealers' accounts and is continually expanding its support for law enforcement investigations. the lawyer for these families tells abc news some of the changes to snapchat they're seeking include getting rid of the disappearing messages feature, improving detection of drug dealers and permanently removing them from the app and notifying parents and children of what he termed this clear and present danger. guys? >> will, thank you. such good information. >>> we have so much more coming up on "gma" this morning. gisele bundchen responding to ex, tom brady's surprise retirement 2.0 announcement. >>> plus, james camero

yes i mean not so willing civil servant sir humphrey appleby used to say the treasury , he used to sayury, he doesn't work out what he needs to spend and then think of ways to spend and then think of ways to raise the tax the treasury raises much tax as he can and then works out ways to spend it . i'd like to know what the government is going to do about cutting public spending because it is , i promise you, how to it is, i promise you, how to control . that's an excellent control. that's an excellent invitation from. yes, prime minister and obviously classic phrase that you are also about level of taxation . yeah i mean level of taxation. yeah i mean similar to what keith had just said, it's you know, relating to raising corporation tax , but yet raising corporation tax, but yet we're trying to attract entrepreneurs and start—ups to britain. it doesn't quite tally how how that's going to work. thank all very much. so lots of questions for the business secretary. and we'll be back with you later. but back to you for the moment. thank you very much for that. that was catherine force. ou

and minnesota back through the time of hubert humphrey when he gave his famous speech in the 1948 democratic convention has always been ahead of itself when it came -- and the rest of the country when it came to people with disabilities. dave, a republican, carried on that torch from the other side of the aisle. from the outside, dave's work often looked like the manifestation of faith in action, but the way he saw it, he was just doing his job, the good deeds, lending -- letting his light shine on to others. when dave left the senate, it wasn't easy. it's been quite documented what happened. and he could have been bitter. he could have just hidden away and ducked down and not taken responsibility, but he didn't. he apologized and he kept working. he taught. he would bring his students out here on health care. he was an advocate for health care reform. he still spoke around the state, and he showed us that kind of resilience that only can come when something happens to someone where they have to decide am i going to sink down further in a valley or am i going to rise up on the mountaintop an

humphrey center. he owned and operated a successful barber shop before he turned to the ministry. in 1955 he founded the call gary bap at this time church. he brought opportunities to our community. the former filmore street school is now named after him. 2022 administration and parents along with local artists patriot painted the largest mural in honor of the chiropractics he and his family made to the community. mother rose lee brodas founded the baptist church in 1955 and served on the first board of directors of the naacp. her involvement in the community organizations included church, women united, fair housing counsel, boy scouts, girl scouts, p.t.a. and ywca and organized and served as arbored member of the interfaith counsel charged with overseeing srl centers. they raised 10 amazing children. three of the them are no longer with us. the children includes remped alicia, the oldest of 10 children. in the late 1970's, she was a minister and served as the senior center. in 1990, tapped to head the meringer of what were two senior centers. the facility serving the sphan valley

before office she worked as a community educator and was a policy fellow at the humphrey school.he served in the statehouse of minnesota. paul from alabama, you support the resolution? caller: no i don't support the resolution, i oppose ilhan omar being removed. you played something by a congressperson, a lawyer who made a statement there about ilhan omar and i wish that in order to balance that antisemitic remarked you would play, but also people can hear what marjorie taylor greene said about jewish people and judge whether she has been anti-semitic and her statements because she has made a number of them. the other thing is, kevin mccarthy is just doing what he was put there to do by the republicans of the house. by the end of this year, mccarthy is going to be removed because he has served this purpose. that's all i have to say. host: in other news, this is the new york times with the story about the action that the democrats will be taking when they meet for their winter meeting in philadelphia. democrats rethink how to pick a president. the democratic party's presidential n

neil humphrey there. get them off. i don't think nakedness would help the matter in any at all.t in any way at all. well, it looks like the independence campaign is going great, lads. do keep good work. now do keep up the good work. now here on the channels. sometimes presenters and their guests fall out yelling at each other violent disagree , but sometimes violent disagree, but sometimes it gets even worse than that . i it gets even worse than that. i don't see anybody afraid going to come over and give him a kiss. no know that absolutely does terrify me . don't kiss him does terrify me. don't kiss him , andrew. you don't know where he's been now. i was covering for the lawrence lawrence fox on wednesday . we had great, great wednesday. we had great, great fun . and there was at last fun. and there was at last finally some good news for once , economic think tank has forecast that britain will avoid a recession not only in the final three months of 2022, but throughout 2023. that's right. no recession this year. thank god for that no recession for the uk. nick dixon covered th

neil humphrey there. get them off. i don't think nakedness would help the matter in any at all.t in any way at all. well, it looks like the independence campaign is going great, lads. do keep good work. now do keep up the good work. now here on the channels. sometimes presenters and their guests fall out yelling at each other violent disagree , but sometimes violent disagree, but sometimes it gets even worse than that . i it gets even worse than that. i don't see anybody afraid going to come over and give him a kiss. no know that absolutely does terrify me . don't kiss him does terrify me. don't kiss him , andrew. you don't know where he's been now. i was covering for the lawrence lawrence fox on wednesday . we had great, great wednesday. we had great, great fun . and there was at last fun. and there was at last finally some good news for once , economic think tank has forecast that britain will avoid a recession not only in the final three months of 2022, but throughout 2023. that's right. no recession this year. thank god for that no recession for the uk. nick dixon covered th