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she recognized j. s. k. at that time for me was, you know, a very wealthy play. moore's was just awesome. married. and you know, they didn't really address mirror. he didn't, i address scenario really, but definitely he was very just taken with her. i never forgot the times now. fast forward in june, the late fifty's, early sixty's age, and they ended up being neighbors, j, f, k, and his wife jackie more 1st to occupy. vickery hill, subsequently, where bobby and apple and their family may have dr. j, f k, and just wanted to georgetown. so there was a lot of, you know, interaction at a certain time. um, i think the thing to remember here is that the trauma of the miners and particularly mary losing their middle son to a car accident where mike always get kind of as josh is coming home for dinner. and that was all 1956 in december. and so barry was devastated and i think that was really one of the primary things that chap a divorce or simulated native worst to take place. because mary was also increasingly ver

j, and the ll stands for ladies love cool j.kid, the ladies love you? okay, all right. if you say so. and he was real confident. and he should have been. he was really good at what he did. >> reporter: he also helped produce his first single, i want need a beat. ♪ i need a beat is the title of the show ♪ >> reporter: that track got ll cool j a record deal, although you might say it got the record company an ll cool j deal. he was the first artist ever signed to def jam recordings. did it feel like a breakthrough when you did "i need a beat, when you wrote that? >> god, a breakthrough? come on, bro! [ laughter ] a breakthrough! it felt like christmas, honeymoon, hitting the lottery, jumping out of an airplane, a roller coaster all at once. >> reporter: right. >> it was the best feeling in the world. best feeling in the world getting that deal. ♪ >> reporter: ll cool j became one of the first major hip-hop stars. hits like "going back to cali" -- ♪ cali, cali, going back to cali, i don't think so ♪ >> reporter: and mama said knock

here's ll cool j performing "passion."eserves a second chance, and you're making it possible for thousands of them, every day. because every time you feed your pet hill's you help feed a shelter pet which helps make them healthy and happy and more adoptable. changing their life forever so they can change yours. (♪♪) science did that. hold on... this trip got me alaska gold 75k status?? looks like i leveled up somewhere between san francisco and new york. i knew you earned miles faster than other airlines but like...okay, this is next level. i wonder if they'll take my photo. and put it in every seatback. on every airplane. i really hope fame doesn't change me. i came to bayview hunter's point, where there was only one pediatrician to serve more than 10,000 children. daniel lurie said, i'm going to help. we opened a clinic for our most vulnerable children. i have worked shoulder to shoulder with him as we have brought solutions where people thought the problem was unsolvable. daniel doesn't take excuses. he holds himself ac

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so you have to look at j d bands and say would he be ready on day one? would comma would be ready on day 12 months ago would use that. com. a la harris to be president of the united states. you left us at all. it's all a joke. now there had been consequential vice presidents in the past with grabbing tests who were picked after they were georgia, h. w bush with vice president to reagan after he was you in a bachelor after he was c, i, a director dick cheney served in white house is our chief of staff of for the defense secretary before he was picked by george w bush. so it varies in stature and important but, but tamela harris, the whole thing, this is not a precedent setting move. let's pray. otherwise, democracy is over and it will be at the hands of the democrats, if i'm just trying to figure out if you're actually trying to praise george w bush to dick cheney their names, not normally. i hear you actually speak positively of. so it's interesting, you said in this case, what was the grubby task before they did a whole bunch of things before that that'

j.y to bring at least three other people because you could order a whole bunch of food. >> reporter: typically he would visit a restaurant at least three times. try to sample everything on the menu. do you ever feel like the nathan's hot dog eating contest, stuffing yourself with literally dozens of hot dogs? >> it happens in slow motion. the end of the night i feel like i have eaton a mile of hot dogs. >> reporter: what is all this? >> a million different things. >> reporter: trinidad and tobago trinciti roti shop, number 18 on his "new york times" best 100 list. wells has been criticized for ranking places like this above fancy michelin-starred temples of fine dining in manhattan. do you judge them on the same basis? >> i judge them in terms of how delicious is it. that's at the top, right. and then how well do they do the thing they are trying to do. so that's where you can get, you know, a trinidadian roti shop and jean georges side by side. >> reporter: for a ewere edoro, number 99

j certainly agree with that. be fully on board with that as well. again presenting a very stark contrast with the nightmare scenario it would be for ukraine if trump were to win. another element, russia today announced that it expelled british diplomats for spying for that the uk foreign office saying these allegations were baseless and call them ludicrous with the fsp security security service said it revoked the accreditation of six diplomats climbing the group had been threatening russia's security. the uk foreign office says russia left some weeks ago and been replaced with a and saying the government was unapologetic about protecting our national interests. it doesn't seem a coincidence happened just as keir starmer and president biden are meeting and president biden are meeting and potentially discussing the use of weapons inside of russia. .,. , use of weapons inside of russia. , . , use of weapons inside of russia. , russia. exactly as you say, this decision _ russia. exactly as you say, this decision was

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j in january. the the last spring and i guess for today's show in london is jeremy colbin, an independent u. k. member of parliament. and the former labor party leader is a long time advocate for the palestinian cause in june. is francesca albany. so united nation special wrap, a tour on the occupied palestinian territories and in gundy in the u. k. some palo freeman, a research coordinator at the campaign against on st. a. u. k based organization working to and the international arms trade. a warm welcome to all of you. thank you so much for being with us today. on audra 0 francesca albany, see, and june is let me start with you. how do you view this decision by the british government to suspend some licenses? will it have an actual impact on the ground? would it make a difference for the palestinian people? and i can tell you whether it's going to make any impact why no o artist transfers to each trailer has been suspended. the u. k. i do have stayed in deal pending is just one of the civil out.

we will have a lot more after four more years of donald j. trump. >> crowd chanting "four more years." >> i'm tyler gallagher with jet 24 years. erie has had a declining economy and population. how will the donald trump administration help the hard-working people of erie, bringing more people back here at creating more jobs? >> it is simple, actually but we have unfortunately a leadership that is completely broken. if you want to help the people of erie, pennsylvania you have to unleash american energy. that will make manufacturing cheaper. it will make trucking cheaper. it will help everybody. it is not just our business. i remember growing up in middletown, ohio in a poor family. i was raised by my grandmother. i remember the night when it was really cold in the dead of winter and money was a little tight and we decided, we don't have enough to turn on the heater tonight. we will have to sit in front of the space heater and throw a bunch of blankets on. i believe if you work hard and play by the rules in the richest country in the world you

so j assign okay. jeremy cold in your thoughts and why do you think there is this ingrained official reluctance in the u. k. to to think about suspending arms sales to israel despite the pressure from from both the public and political parties on both sides of the us. there is a very deep uh, security relationship between britain and israel, and it's me of a flying unintelligence that's collected from ga so, but the really levels there is an enormous pressure, hopefully supporters of israel, both in the u. k. parliament time to the media. and there is a very strong opposition mounted against palestinian opinion and people in britain. so i think there's a combination of factors there, but it's also a very strong involving from the audience industry. now how much industry is very powerful in 30 back in britain, they have a huge numbers of government contracts and international contracts be a systems as an enormous manufacturer in britain. and they are very reluctant to see any restriction allows supplies

the b, j. p. sage the election strode, the democracies thriving, and the pro she's released was a decision by the quotes. previous elections i'd be mod by violence, but there's no boy good cold this time. the general election this year sold the highest turn out in the region in 35 years and local parties, i knew delta e are hoping that the trend continues. felix new are all just 0. well, thirty's in the west and the mexican state of similar have cancelled national day celebrations because of violent and fighting in this, in a law contel crime syndicate. 12 people have been killed during the last week. tensions between the 2 most powerful affections of the account to always be increasing since late last july at schools are also being shots during the current disruption, as this is almost to say with, unless we need to continue taking care of ourselves. so i am very interested in the safety of the population and of girls and boys who young people, adults, the population in your general. that's wh

we are talking about measure j. pitting animal activists against local farmers. it passed. it would phase out or scale down 25 livestock or paltry farms in the county. many of them are family owned farms -- poultry farms in the county. many of them are family owned farms. >> it is all about keeping the tradition going for the brothers. it is the end of a long day at their egg farm. >> we are a full-fledged family business. it is me and my three brothers and our wives help out all of the time. >> reporter: the family has been at it 100 years. built it better generation after generation. a one of a kind measure on the ballot in sonoma county in november will determine if the business his father steve expanded can stay open. >> my mom wanted for us when we were little, she wanted organic egg. that is why he was the first one to figure it out and do organic egg for the west coast of the united states. >> reporter: direct action everywhere believes concentrated animal feeding operations defined by the environmental protection agency as a livestock operation where animals are con

we are ready to engage with jp away participants if j. c, po, and commitments are implemented fully and in good faith dialog on other issues can follow your way. i want to address the american people, the more it is not the wrong that has a stablish military base is along your borders. it is not the wrong that hasn't post sanctions on your country and obstructed your trade relations with the world. it is not the rhonda prevents you from accessing medicine. it is not the wrong that has restricted access to the global banking and financial system. it is not we who have targeted your military leaders. rather, it is the united states that assassinated the wrongs most revered, military command or the baghdad airport. my message to all states pursuing a counter productive strategy towards iran. these, to learn from history. we have the opportunity to, to transcend these limitations and enter into a new era. this era will commence with the acknowledgement of your own security concerns and co operation on mutual challenges. sanctions, hard, destr

that would not have happened under donald j trump but that is the measure of the man this nation hast leading this nation? who do you want protecting this nation? who do you want to be as our commander-in-chief question mike it's pretty clear i know who i want because i saw what happened in four years under a trump administration. this administration you're not taking a risk because i can understand risk. you are taking a gamble which is worse and i don't think america needs to go there. mark: the iranian regime is planning to assassinate donald trump. now this is amazing and horrifying on several levels. notice he is the one they went to assassinate part he is the one they fear. he is the one they don't want in the oval office him, singularly him. that is number one. number two, we backed china with iran but we try diplomacy with iran pair we are stocking nukes with iran. it is an active war when you're plotting to kill a former president or presidential candidate in this administration acts like it is just another day in the park. >> the supreme leader, he knows what he trump admin

scarlet: what is the most interesting thing you learned about j&j?ll works together. the way the innovative pharmaceutical side works and how they are looking at something we talked about so much, the advent of generative ai. something that stuck with me is the advances we will see in 10 years will exceed what we have seen over the last 100 years. in research and trying to more effectively find drugs and medication that can bring to the market faster. both of them and their willingness to enter a world they have not been a part of before is fascinating. scarlet: changes are coming at warp speed. david: they are. in the context of a company that has been around for a long time. scarlet: thank you so much. the latest episode of chief future officer facing j&j's joe wolk is available now. i am scarlet fu and that does it for "bloomberg markets." this is bloomberg. ♪ the moment i met him i knew he was my soulmate. "soulmates." soulmate! [giggles] why do you need me? [laughs sarcastically] but then we switched to t-mobile 5g home internet. and now his att

paul: what about the j. d. vance favorability rating, he's done some things that -- republican women is a weak spot of the trump campaign. is that turned out to backfire on trump? >> it has somewhat and that is where i disagree with dan. i grant that he has faded into the background but that is what the vice president's job is supposed to do is not distract from the candidate to shine a light on the candidate and comments were doubling down. both candidates missed opportunities in their vice presidential picks, trump could have picked somebody who would balance him out. and on the same token kamala harris could have picked someone who had more rust belt appeal with less progressive record than tim walz because that is where i expect j. d. vance to go, the massive spending in minnesota, kamala harris could have picked someone like josh schapiro with a more moderate record. paul: he really understands middle america, the football team on the stage, common person in congress but turns out he's a very hard progress

so the international us on that kind of j. j o. c bought so you know, they, you don't make any decisions and the don't, tomorrow you and a result of all the visits. as far as i know, it will be no reason at all for this official delegation and the territories at all. mister grossi. uh so i think that's low, so every time, see me a step doesn't please to and the results. all right, we're going to live with our military expert inside the whole analyst, alexander, step on of alexander. thank you. thank you. it's all right, just stay with us here on our to get next. the latest episode of perspective by the ro, palestine and pro who most protesters had a crippling hold currently on the democratic party. however, someone out of 10 members of the american jewish population, also the democrats, with the current administration, has well hold on their support for israel. so what is the current policy of the biden harris and ministration mean for the support of the jewish people and the 2024 us presidential election sky. now here's and this i

eric haase who is the vice president of litigation at j & j say this is fair and equitable to all parts83% of current claimants voted for, it but on the other side an attorney say this is an attempt to gain the system and underpay cancer victims. >>> back to the story of the household incomes in the state, the national median income grew by 4%, up to 81,740 bucks in 2023. the stand out state, south dakota, it's really booming at the moment. great news there where you're seeing a lot of inflows of higher net worth individuals as well. on the other side of the kind, though, it's maryland that saw the largest decrease in its median household income of 9%, the only state to experience a five-figure decline, around about $10,500 from the previous year. back to you, francis. >> steve, thank you so much. >>> still to come, what we know about an oasis reunion documentary. >>> and "beetlejuice beetlejuice" goes three for fi.ee at the box office box ofce find out about the new release it held off right after this. has wavy edges that tear so much better. i'm starting to get tearied away. designed

b, j library, l, b, j, one of the single, most evil, corrupt, ruthless, murderous, demagogues, and monsters, ever who inhabit the white house. and all you can do is sit and praise him. well, i will, i'll push a little bit back into you all the work. all the words you use may be true, but he was an effective politician unlike joe biden. oh, no question. you know, i admire leadership, you know, they, that they don't have to have sterling qualities. okay. you know, all right, or somebody like margaret patch or again, amazing, amazing leader. let's go to montreal, finish it up 25 seconds. go ahead as well i, i think that the vitamins will buy vitamins a larger ration of that involved the little i'm off to the 100 gains with way to get good coming out literally explicitly in the dress of the 100 games mean announced or i think was a very big characterization theme of the entire 4 years versus coming off of that. and i think that that's one of the biggest challenges america has now is to avoid falling into the traps being set for it to go into a very, very dangerous civil war. potential with mixe

j. d funds came on, the 54 were describing prominent democrats, that like the vice president as a bunch of childless top ladies for military conflict and her were. so let's consider the potential taylor swift effect where the and i based on statement to journalistic kj masters. welcome back to d, w a. k j. come even the most influential artist on the planet influence the outcome of a u. s. collection. well, it all depends on which folders you're asking about. if you are referring to voters between the ages of 18 and 30 for the answer is yes, because that's the book of her majority. i think of a 1st report as the people who would call themselves switch these as you acknowledge, when she posted on her instagram accounts, she also urged people to vote register to vote. that is and to vote early. so whether or not she'll change the course of this election remains to be seen. but we do know years ago when she urge people to vote, i think it was back about 4 or 5 years ago. you know, more than

let us take a look. >> ♪ ♪ >> i am up there with the one and only, ll cool j. >> ♪ ♪ >> ll cool j. >> you said, i am defined by that image or did you enjoy that? did you ever pull back and slow down? i like him at you. >> is a good question. i am an artist first, celebrity second i am famous but i'm famous as a consequence is of the art that i love. i did not get in this to be famous for being famous. >> you are not an influencer model. only on the weekends. so me from the knees down. [ laughter ] i just really -- i never allowed the music to define my spirit. at the end of the day, you have to be human. you cannot write songs for people if you cannot relate. if you are running around feeling like you are loverboy or lover man and that is in your mind, i have always tried my best to keep the arrogance and the cockiness and even the extra level all that on the song. as a human you have to check your ego. even on the wall i wrote, i have them write death to the eagle. i always remind myself with those things. i am not in love with the idea of ll cool j. i am in love with arch. >> that i

it says donald j. trump, i answer it.e said, j.d., you're not going to believe this, they tried to do it again. i said, they didn't, you're joshing me. what's going on here, sir? he said, i was playing golf, the secret service found somebody who was trying to shoot me. i saidering oh my lord, sir, i'm so glad you're ok are. you doing ok? not just physically ok, but everything is fine? yeah, i'm doing fine. this is just who donald trump is he said i'm a little mad, i was about to make a birdie putt on the sixth hole and they wouldn't let me finish. this is 10 minutes after. he's pissed off they wouldn't let him finish his birdie putt right after they found a guy with the ak-47. that's the guy you want to be president of the united states. who is phased by nothing. who is telling jokes afterwards. i think i was without a question bothered by it more than he was. i was in cincinnati, ohio, 100 miles away from where this went down. but i do think that we should take this opportunity to call for a reduction in the ridiculous a

that's why we will elect donald j. trump. [applause] i want to thank labor commissioner bruce thompson. bruce, thank you. and finally i want to thank bishop calvin, thank you. god bless you. and thank you for being here. thank you, bishop. i want to talk a little bit about my own faith journey and some of you have heard a little bit about this, including its probably an event hosted by ralph reed. about -- a lot of you probably don't know about how i left the states but eventually came back to it. but i think it's instructive because it lets you know who i am but maybe let you know how i think about the challenges confronting our country. i was raised by a working-class grandmother because my mother struggled with opioid addiction for a big chunk of my early life. and my mama, that's what i call my grandmother, she was a woman of profound and very thoughtful christian faith. even though she hadn't graduated from high school, my grandmother thought more about what the christian faith required of her and required of me than any

you know, it doesn't shoot, but it's not enough to to comply it to the list we that both of the i c j advisory opinion, which is these the on the no, they're all available law and we the, i see change original measures concerning the general assign tiegs. so need to see, should i need a pronouncement? they require every member stage to reevaluate their engagement. we set up with these real and opposed international law because they don't doing that re further normalizing your division and further enrolling the multilateral systems, international based order. so there is a full guides of options that need to be taken in order, and it gives you core mint in coding, then you pay should do it. you need to just say we set all economic community very strategic supermodel. good for legal or the partnership that it has to meet the with these ro, but the franchise to clarify what does the u. k. risk today, both domestically and internationally, by continuing with the status. cool. so let me say that lease a meeting having supported israel's was 57 year old on long island. dave or it's, i mean

the b, j. p. sage the election strode, the democracies thriving, and the pro she is released was a decision by the quotes. previous elections i'd be mod by violence, but there's no boy good cold this time. the general election this year sold the highest turn out in the region in 35 years and local parties. i knew dulcie are hoping that the trend continues. felix new are all just 0. this russian president vladimir putin as won't against the decision to allow long range missiles dis, trying to russian territory. he says it would turn to conflict in ukraine into a white, a wall between russia and ukraine. sy, lies the video shirts. it's not about whether to allow that you clean the input team to strike it i shared with these flipping. so now it's about deciding that they need to countries are directly involved in the conflict. and not if this decision is made, it wouldn't be nothing less than a direct environment of need to countries. the u. s. and the european countries in the world and ukraine,