i. i. was the i. i. take a quick look at how things currently stand in the tournament the beautiful game only six nations are left now with a chance of lifting the famous gold. trophy it was on friday that saw france inflicting a painful defeat on europe wise so france carries on through in the tournament but also though belgium did a crushing blow to out of brazil so belgium is through as well of both losing sides by the way we're pre tournament favorites now i think it's fair to say unpredictability has truly been one of the defining moments all of this world cup and saturday's games are promising more high drama in the first game of the day sweden taking on england and the winner will either face russia or croatia clashing in the evening those two now it is the first time in thirty two years that the host nation has gotten this far in the tournament russia's knocking out spain was one of the big upsets but also if you note here there's not a single country from latin america remaining in this world cup i m

i. i. i. i i i i. i. i i i i i. i. i. ok so let's take a quick look at how things currently stand in the tournament of the beautiful game only six nations are left now with a chance of lifting the famous gold trophy. it was on friday that saw france inflicting a painful defeat on europe why it's so wrong carries on through in the tournament but also though belgium did a crushing blow to the out of brazil so belgium is through as well of both losing sides by the way we're pre tournament favorites now i think it's fair to say unpredictability has truly been one of the defining moments all of this world cup and saturday's games are promising more high drama in the first game of the day sweden taking on england and the winner will either face russia or croatia clashing in the evening those two now it is the first time in thirty two years that the host nation has gotten this far in the tournament russia's knocking out spain was one of the big upsets but also if you note here there's not a single country from latin america remaining in this wor

i didn't suspect it i knew it. when i was with my turkish friends or siblings we always knew they were nazis racists but i never passed this on. i didn't take it to the party executives of delegates because i knew that if i a turk started talking about racism it would harm me politically i didn't come forward in part out of opportunism. today i'm ashamed of that. community or a male self. my none the worse i've spoken about it with my clients and the other bereaved relatives i've met and i've apologized. they were generous to accept what i've learned is that things won't get better if everyone stay silent and even if they do then at least i personally must address things to stay true to myself. to do. it do you still experience the same prejudicing coach representing your clients the prosecution is shims that there were just a few individual perpetrators who didn't have any outside support and there was a does it feel to this trio theory that the entire n.s.u. only consisted of three people is just not plausible there are currently four co-defendants. that means even the federal prosecutor believes the trio had at least four supporters but

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that then i still thought long and hard if i trusted i could take on that kind of responsibility that i decided to because somebody had to do it and because after i had failed by remaining silent i didn't want to let them down again. because it's eventually it's nice and slight if i had known back then that i would still be working on this case seven years later . i probably would have thought it over longer. but i do it again that was globish. quentin speaking of the past seven years this must be the most difficult case you have ever taken as a lawyer how has the trial changed you. well this is the man. you spend years sitting in that one small room not even two meters away from andre and the defendant who hasn't died you die tattooed across his chest slimy to herman from beyond to shape the main difference. you listen to the witnesses from their surroundings and it's like a swamp in which humans cease being human. everyone is just a representative of a certain group and i meant. there's no more mr is or do or no no mystery a shark just a comma. and. the memory over time is this but

i was walking like an upside down l/ . standing on my back, lifting heavy paper with my feet, and i could not get any in killers. i was telling them, i was taking00 milligrams apiece of tylenol, seven at one time, and my boss was letting me sit down when i could, and i was still going through this. finally, i went to surgery. they fixed my back and i woke up, and i was able to stand up straight, completely, 100%, and walk with no pain. host: that was terry, woodridge illinois, getting your opioidtive of the crisis. as we told you at the top of the show, our show will focus it on how the city and state is dealing with this. the state is maryland, the city of baltimore, and several guests are joining us from the city and an agency known for health care -- known as health care for the homeless. opioid abuse is

i come i think i want to be the best person that i can. i think i am someone who learns a lot and evolves. if i make a missing take, i want to -- if i make a mistake, i want to make sure i don't do it again. i talk about this people ask do you have regrets, i think i am a good learner, i learn from my mistakes. i try to be a better person every day, personally and professionally. >> all right, so, with that. one of my favorite moments of book you talked about having this period where you were just going nonstop. and you decided that take an ambien, you were going to sleep, i got a chill. just, after you do, that you get the call, you have to go to a very important meeting, you were asked a question in that meeting, the response that middlmostpeople came back with,e passionately illogical in your response, live that phrase. would you say that republican party is being passionately illogical in its support. is -- we are passionate about that. but is that logical? something where american people are. i thought those two words from that moment, described a broader moment that we find ourselves in, national party, of.

i know what i can do and i know what i can't do. - you stay in your lane. - i do, i stay in my lane. - how do you takeosing? - not well. - not well. - do you throw that? - no, i don't. - ever? i just come back harder the next time. - until you win? - damn right. well... ( laughs ) you talk about creating your experience a lot. i'm not sure i understand what that means. i think you get what you give. i think if you go through life like really negative and a chip on your shoulder and pessimistic-- that's how you engage the world, you're going to get negative, pessimistic, chip-on-your-shoulder responses from people. if you go through life where you have an expectation of success, and you have an expectation that people are going to accept what you're offering, then you're so much more likely that you're gonna get that result. i was a person with a damaged truth, so i know that. like i say, i lived with an alcoholic father. i'd go to school knowing that the windows in my kitchen got kicked out last night, that we didn't have any utilities, and i'm sitting next to a kid and i compare my reality with his s

i will do that gladly". so then he will turn it into kind of like a joke like, "well you go work like i work and i will take this isn't very productive, is it? going back, when you are emotionally triggered it is not the time to have a conversation. but the process of calming yourself and then coming back is really a great skill. even the happiest and most successful couples argue. and that is one thing, he doesn't like to repeat things. i don't. i don't mind repeating it for different ways. with me it is like, "let me explain why this happened or why a spent this also". and he is like, "but you knew, we are the talked about this". and that is my fault. i have got to be more lenient, i guess. listen as well. yeah. what were the top tips for you? basically revisit instead of arguing. take a breather. do what we have to do. you know, go on with life and then come back and revisit. the topic. and our feelings at a different time. yeah, take a break and then talk about money. another tip she also gave us was to revisit our budget. yes. if we spend more on a certain area. 50 we can account for it on the next mont

with her father and just before i start my set i sit on the stairs leading to the stage i take a few deep breaths because i'm always really nervous before my kicks. are rather nice but when i'm up there and i see the audience then i know they're waiting for me they want to see me. you know then there's the intro three to one. chance robin schildt and his fact the d.j. is responsible friends tending the crowd all on his own and into a d.j. isn't a band. with a band there are several people who are performing so we have visuals in the background. of the we use those to generate more enthusiasm in the audience. sometimes i like to amp it up a bit more that means a bit more future house or more. not to kind of sound not necessarily a more melodic sound people want to jump around. itself usually at festivals there's a big e.d.m. act on before me and they really go all out then i come on with my original tracks and it doesn't really work that well so i play remixes on my original tracks so it's the energy more. but it's not only about the cakes before and after robin schulz makes time for h

i remember i brought a brand new notebook. i was going to take notes. i think in the back of my mind i was going to write an article. i thought this was a big thing in my life. of course, with five children and svetlana to feed, of course her vegetarian diet she wouldn't touch the food the kids would eat. hamburgers and hotdogs. she wanted risotto and elaborate things that took a lot of work. we didn't have the simplest -- my parents weren't really modern. we didn't have a washer. we didn't have a dryer. i took all the laundry in for seven people into the local thing and put dimes in the -- in those days it cost a dime to wash your clothes in the washing machine. shopping was a big thing. seven or eight people. her translator came. his lawyer came -- i mean, her lawyer came, her translator, and they all stayed there and had to eat as well. somebody had to go to the airport to pick them up, namely e. so it was hardly the image i had envisioned. we did occasionally talk, but i spent most of the time in the kitchen. rian: here is svetlana and stalin in apri

i have no idea. i hope i'm alive. i have kids i want to takeark: you think you will be on radio or tv? >> sean: i have never planned any of this. i never thought i'd be here -- >> mark: would you like to be on tv or radio in ten years? >> sean: i probably can't give it up. it's because i care more than i've ever cared. the stakes are higher than they've ever been. i'm a spoke in a wheel and i have an opportunity and i want to do my part. this country is worth fighting for. so many bled, fought, bled, died, given their lems for this country. and to allow a culture of corruption to now put its, as you said, post constitutional america and the rule of law. we don't have equal justice under the law. or equal application of the laws. if we don't get that straight, for our kids, i will feel like a failure. >> mark: it's been a great pleasure. >> shannon: there's a reason i call you the great one. >> mark: thank you. >> sean: thanks for having me. >> mark: motivated as ever. see you next time on life, liberty, and leave vin. levin".. . . . >> good eve

i still don't have the burgers that i paid 200 grand for. but what i do have is a very expensive lawsuit. people always ask me how seriously i take well, why don't you google marcus lemonis and stein meats and see what you find? see, i was happy to take care of those employees. they deserved to get paid -- they did the work. alan and howard are the ones i have a problem with. they took my money and chose not to honor their end of the deal. unfortunately, alan and howard weren't able to save a. stein. a few months ago, the bank foreclosed on their business, and a. stein no longer exists. sometimes deals fall apart, but sometimes things just fall into place. in season one, i made a deal with mr. green tea ice cream. -that green tea's good. -lori: isn't it good? lemonis: the company, run by the emanuele family -- rich, lori, and their son, michael -- primarily sold their ice cream to asian restaurants in the new york city area. richard: you know, my dad started this business 45, 50 years ago. he saw the need of high-quality ice cream for the restaurants. lemonis: unlike some of the other companies i work with, they were not struggli

i would assume is that you do you understand. this is that yes i do understand but with all due respect i have a request. can i protect my own money i am taking medication now so i think i can cope with my question is whether this is possible. for. the balance as to you as a person who was asking judges possible for the money to be given to whole invest their money. how are you going to invest this money. i'm going to lock it away. oh to keep it safe i mean really look my mind. you know that you will you know get away at home at the bank our luggage in the bag. you know you miss it wasn't just to do. with will you be satisfied if the charge orders thirty thousand to be transferred into your account and the rest be protected by way of a curator bonus with the they'll get it in the city as we explained to you earlier a curator bonus will work with you but to secure and protect your money. when the food was in the vicinity. the thirty thousand is ok. it's well good though that is fine. so a compromise has been found. most of the money will be placed in a trust but the client will receive thirty thousand rand herself. that's equivalent to eightee

think i take responsibility for that. ithink i had a misunderstanding which is my responsibility. i'm happy to answer additional questions today that you may have or other members of the committee may have. >> what was the misunderstanding? >> senator, i -- i take responsibility for it -- >> mr. kavanaugh, we're not playing games. i'm just asking you -- i'm asking you a question. you know, one of the -- i won't go into one of the ways one judge describes your conduct in court. i began to think that perhaps he was right. but i take responsibility, fine. that's kind of a catch-all. everybody says that. i just asked you why. i mean, is that difficult? >> senator, my understanding was that the time line for the questions was to make sure they were in before the end of the congressional question because there was going to be no further action in the committee. and that time line from a later letter that members of the committee that you signed, it appears that that i had a misunderstanding of that. i take responsibility for that

this is something where i take my glass, i can take broken pieces of wood, i can take anything sharp and fill it. and it's not going to puncture and come out. it's not going to fall all over the floor. i've not going to have it sticking out, maybe scratch myself, cut myself or anything like that. these are a great thing to have. >> you have a little go-to box for emergencies. that's great. thanks very much for joining us, ben. it's really been interesting. and i want to thank you all for joining us here at the spur urban center. and we'll see you again roth. hasti >> clerk: okay. good evening, and welcome to the -- [ gavel ]. >> clerk: it's fine. i'm sorry. i'm jumping the gun here. good evening and welcome to the july 11 -- well, i think gary, you said they're ready, right? yeah, they're ready. good evening, for the third time and welcome to the july 11, 2018 meeting of the san francisco board of apaelz. board president frank fung will be the presiding officer tonight. to

i didn't include the packaging. i didn't include shipping. no, i take responsibility. not tell you the right numbers, and i apologize. lemonis: just think about how ridiculous this is. coming up ... the assignment was to come back with things with acetate. jeremy: we never locked firm on that. it takes 2 weeks to get it. lemonis: what do you mean you never locked firm on it? jeremy: if you think a brand is going to recreate itself in 30 days, where's the realism in that? and we got to know the friends of our friends.r the friends. and we found others just like us. and just like that we felt a little less alone. but then something happened. we had to deal with spam, fake news, and data misuse. that's going to change. from now on, facebook will do more to keep you safe and protect your privacy. because when this place does what it was built for, then we all get a little closer. hello. let's go for a ride on a peloton. let's go grab a couple thousand friends and chase each other up a hill. let's go make a personal best, then beat it with your personal better than best. let

i certainly didn't have a strong feeling about it. i decided that what i would do, i did not want to be a writer. i wanted to be an art student. first, i was going to take a motorcycle and travel across the united states. i probably had seen is a writer. -- had seen easy writer. i didn't have any money, so i tried to borrow $2000 to buy a suzuki 750, and my grandmother set i will not contribute to the death of my grandchild by buying some stupid motorcycle. figure something else out. i figured i would walk across america. i will put my pack on my back, take my dog cooper, and give america a test. i'm going to stop watching the media. i don't know if c-span was around then. i am going to stop watching the media, watching saturday night live, which was an awful thing. i thought to stop watching saturday night live, i would lose my touch on what was happening. i'm going to stop doing all that. i'm going to throw myself on america. i had lots of hair then. it was long. i had a scraggly beard that was never trimmed. i had this big hairy dog. when i left from upper new york state, the first decision you have to make, are you going to go straight west or the m

i have a request. can i protect my own money i am taking medication now so i think i can cope my question is whether this is possible. for. me. as. i was asking judges good possible for the money to be given how invest my money i'm going to mean how are you going to invest this money. i'm going to lock it away how to keep it safe i really look at my money where i'm going to be in the room with you lock it away at home at the bank i would look it up in the bag. you know you'd be thirty thousand just to. deal . with will you be satisfied if the charge orders thirty thousand to be transferred into your account and the rest be protected by way of a curator bonus with the they'll get it that way in the city as we explained to you earlier a curator bonus will work with you to secure and protect your money. within the food was in the vicinity. yes thirty thousand is ok. in the world with girls it is five. so a compromise has been found. most of the money will be placed in a trust but the client will receive first two thousand rand herself. that's equivalent to eighteen hundred euros. that's what it says about.

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i have a gas. i have an idea but it's not fully founded so i don't want to spread anything especially with cameras here. but i think there is some internal dynamics taking place. i will say something. yes i am lobbying. i am lobbying everybody whether that chicago tribune or the wall street journal able have to subscribe. dallas morning news. >> so what do you think will happen in the presidential election in mexico and what impact will that have on the situation in the border? i think the last pool we did to go mom -- two weeks ago it was 52% the nearest one was at 26%. i don't think the outcome on sunday will be that wide. i will be closer. how far? i'm not sure but i don't see another reform takeover. i think we will know sunday night one. the problem and the challenges it is a six year term. even though every two years he said it is a six-year term and is reelected you are looking at a six year term for the u.s. i. i don't think he will be as nice or as patient invitations or looking for a fight with united states. because they are so intertwined integrated economically at me $500 billion for 5 million jobs in the united states. i was surprised when

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i can't imagine what your family is feeling going through this. and i am not going to question your integrity. but i will say this. i hope you take this as constructive. as i watched your body language and facial expression, it is almost as if you enjoyed this, and it is a competition for you. in many respects. and i am not saying your problem is a lack of integrity, it is a problem with hub rous. >> mr. chairman, the gentleman may briefly respond. >> sir, i appreciate your prayers. i can tell you when you look at happened in the investigation, everything was done by the book. and you can assure yourself and your constituents and everybody you are talking to when you look at both investigations, notwithstanding what decisions were made, at high level to say something, to not say something, everything was done by the book. all of that was found, all of that was detailed in director comey's statement. >> in regard to that, i want you to understand. >> the gentleman's time has expired. >> mr. chairman, parliamentary inquiry. >> the witness has attempted to answer the gentleman's question. >> and he was allowed to. >> just a moment p

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i was walking like an upside down l. i was lifting heavy paper and i could not get anything. i was telling them. i was taking tylenol seven at one o time. my boss was nice and letting me sit down when i wait -- when i could to surgery. they fixed my back and i woke up and i could stand up straight. 100% hundred% street and walk with no pain. >> so your perspective of the opioid crisis? >> our program today will focus on city and state the city of maryland and the city of baltimore from our agency known from the facility opened in 1985 opioid is a big problem in that community we will hear from leadership and workers from there this morning the first joining us from the facility in baltimore the commissioner of health for the city of baltimore, good morning morning doctor. >> nice to be with you today. >>host: thank you for joining us we gave some numbers earlier but give us your own personal perspective. >> no question we are at a state of emergency was a public health crisis in baltimore. last year in 2017 there are 761 people in one people in the cities who died from overdose. a major contributor is fentan

this is something where i take my glass, i can take broken pieces of wood, i can take anything sharp and fill it. and it's not going to puncture and come out. it's not going to fall all over the floor. i've not going to have it sticking out, maybe scratch myself, cut myself or anything like that. these are a great thing to have. >> you have a little go-to box for emergencies. that's great. thanks very much for joining us, ben. it's really been interesting. and i want to thank you all for joining us here at the spur urban center. and we'll see you again >> ever wonder about programs the city it working think to make san francisco the best place to work and will we bring shine to the programs and the people making them happen join us inside that edition of what's next sf sprech of market street between 6th is having a cinderella movement with the office of economic workforce development is it's fairy godmother telegraph hill engaged in the program and providing the reason to pass through the corridor and better reason to stay office of economic workforce development work to support the

i didn't include the packaging. i didn't include shipping. no, i take responsibility. id not tell you the right numbers, and i apologize. lemonis: just think about how ridiculous this is. coming up ... the assignment was to come back with things with acetate. jeremy: we never locked firm on that. it takes 2 weeks to get it. lemonis: what do you mean you never locked firm on it? jeremy: if you think a brand is going to recreate itself in 30 days, where's the realism in that? tap one little bumper and up go your rates. what good is your insurance if you get punished for using it? news flash: nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. switch and you could save $782 on home and auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ aristotle: yep. no, i take responsibility. i did not tell you the right numbers, and i apologize. lemonis: just think about how ridiculous this is. i'm going to write it down, and you're going to walk me through

i will do that gladly! then it turns into a joke and yeah, you go work like i work and i will take care... sn't very productive, is it? going back when you are emotionally triggered isn't the time to have a conversation but calming yourself and coming back is a great skill. learning how to argue and how to come back and talk about those issuesis to come back and talk about those issues is a great skill. that is one thing we had to learn which we will ta ke thing we had to learn which we will take your advice on, how to revisit it, maybe two weeks later? you know, we have already talked about it... and that is one thing, he doesn't like to repeat things.|j and that is one thing, he doesn't like to repeat things. i don't. i don't mind, he is the explainer, he is straight to the point so if he has said at one time, that said, i told you before, that is it. for me, i want to explain why this happened or why i spent this. but you knew when we talked about this... that is my fault, i need to be more lenient, i guess. listen, as well. yeah. what we re i guess. listen, as well. yeah. what were the

place you wanted to go into to this day i still feel i got cheated, but i think he was thinking i wanted to go get something to eat and i said i want you to take me to. he said okay and i think he was trying to find a good radio station. we took off and i kept saying this is nice. i said this is nice i can't wait to try this. [laughter] so we were there and a white lady came up and i'm saying just like this and one tenth of a mile, turn right. [laughter] i didn't want to look back but i'm trying to play through them and over i might say when did this white lady climbed in the back. so just dying laughing, laughing so profoundly they couldn't take any more so he pulled off the shoulder and said there's a gps tracker. anywhere you want to go just put in the address and she will tell you how to get there. i said you mean to tell me you don't have to stop at a station anymore and they said no. and at first she said she isn't there a. she explained to me gps. it's hard to say that modern technology passed me by the. i had to get my daughter to come down and show me how to do stuff on the phone with. you tell me how to work on the computer and i wou

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i was trying to make him laugh. he said that would be so funny. so i did it. s and it wasn't funny. i learned a lesson, never takedvice from a pitcher. >> sean: youou really, it's important to you, i remember -- >> i want people to like me. i don't want member to hate me. i like them. >> sean: you wanted people -- this is what you said to me, you said this is not me. this is what you said. >> it's not me. >> sean: then you said to me, i want people to know who i really am, that's what you said to me. >> i know. >> sean: so here's -- there's going to be a lot of people because you are watchinpeoplewae tonight. tell people who you are. >> i'm a creative genius. this is not a good feeling for an artist to be feeling this way, and not a good feeling for a citizen. you call me racist, i don't accept it. i know who i am. i'm not a racist. and the people who voted for trump they are not racist either. trump isn't a racist. we just have a different opinion. we all want the same thing though. we want people in the inner that are living in feces, my son goes to san francisco, i go up there. i don't just black and run my mo

i didn't include the packaging. i didn't include shipping. no, i take responsibility. i did not tell you the right numbers, and i apologize. lemonis: just think about how ridiculous this is. coming up ... the assignment was to come back with things with acetate. jeremy: we never locked firm on that. it takes 2 weeks to get it. lemonis: what do you mean you never locked firm on it? jeremy: if you think a brand is going to recreate itself in 30 days, where's the realism in that? aristotle: yep. no, i take responsibility. i did not tell you the right numbers, and i apologize. lemonis: just think about how ridiculous this is. i'm going to write it down, and you're going to walk me through this. can you get your calculator out, please? ian: sure. lemonis: cost of the glasses. aristotle: okay, 28.28. lemonis: what about your cost to travel over there? aristotle: six thousand dollars. lemonis: how many pairs of glasses will you make? aristotle: we'll do about 3,000. lemonis: so now i have to add $2 to the cost. aristotle: to each part. yes, sir. lemonis: okay, next. aristotle:

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so much of my adult life has been that for myself so i went to jerusalem because i didn't want to throw out the baby with the bathwater i cannot take jesus away i got got it i have to find it on my own and actually that was heartbreaking. i go to the garden and i went to the juice market there are a little market where there is a healer and i'm very skeptical because i need some help and there is a woman there elderly who rushed up to him and said my husband has dementia. i don't know what else to do and i need you to help me. in it was clear it was just wrecking her life and he said bring me a walnut. he takes the walnut and shows the lady today is the day it looks like the brain given seven of these a day and everything will be all right and i'm saying are you kidding me this is the most ridiculous thing i have ever seen but all of a sudden to feel a deep sense of calm and she said give me 3 pounds it was so moving for me in such an education for me because while i knew there was nothing in those walnuts to kill one -- cure this terminal illness but this actually brought her comfort. so when you talk about the god we were given a

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