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people here are very jaded about the war on drugs. i jaded about the war on drugs.much ado about nothing. we don�*t know yet. the facts are going to slowly evolve. we will realise what is happening in a few days weeks and months perhaps but the truth is the majority of people are jaded in colombia about the war on drugs. they do support the fact that the government is achieving a victory against a wanted criminal known for murder, rape, abuse of innocent children, forced conscription of underage minors. this is by no means a bad thing that this individual has been taken of the streets but who will replace him? we don�*t know yet. stay with us. remembering guentherfrom friends. stay with us. remembering guenther from friends. the actorjames michael tyler has died aged 59. the ruler of the word�*s largest democracy died today. and yesterday she had spoken of dying in the service of a country and said i would be proud of it. every drop of my blood will contribute to the growth of this nation. after 46 years of unhappiness these two countries have a chapter of history.

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there was never a morn ago there is never a morning that i walked out of that diner still jaded.love and grounded values of people who pay attention to the nation and have insight. in straight talk. that you just don't hear unless you spend the time to sit down and listen. >> when you meet the real salt. the early people that make america what it is, it is a privilege to think they watch you to get their information from you, that is why i really love being at fox. >> i have been in so many homes, i kid you not, fox news channel emblem on the bottom of the screen is burned into the television, it is on 24 hours a day, they feel, you are their family, if many cases they are our family, they have kept us going. >> connection with audience is profound and strong, they are listening to news as they are getting their kids ready or packing lunches or putting make-up on or getting dressed. >> i have been blessed by -- reaction of the american people, they treat me as if i were a friend, a neighbor, a family member, i take my strength from the audience. >> as i crisscross the country, pe

people are very jaded here about the war on drugs.haps he turned himself in and the government is putting on a big show, much ado about nothing. we don't know yet. the facts will slowly evolve and we will realise what is happening before our eyes in a few days, weeks or months, perhaps, but the truth is that the majority of the people are jaded in colombia about the war on drugs and they do support the fact that their government is achieving victory against a wanted criminal known for murder, rape, abuse of innocent children, forced conscription of underage minors. this is by no means about the individual being taken off the streets, but who will replace him? we don't know yet.— don't know yet. stay with us. we have _ don't know yet. stay with us. we have more _ don't know yet. stay with us. we have more to _ don't know yet. stay with us. we have more to bring - don't know yet. stay with us. we have more to bring you, | we have more to bring you, including a chance to speak to the co—creator of friends, as he remembers james michael t

. >> jimmy: so you jade quickly. >> i mean, it was 25 years ago. this nebulous, like, i've been working. >> jimmy: i want to mention quickly, because this is something else. the show is the number one show on netflix, and that's a very big deal, obviously. when you personalize it, that's when it becomes something even more so. and cardy b. tweeted about you. she was excited because you mentioned her in a little chat you were having there, and she used more os, ms, fs. usually she goes with the ms and fs the most. he knows me. that's cardy b. that's cardy badgeley perhaps. i didn't understand this, but first of all, you -- >> this is a thing that we have now. >> jimmy: why did you sign? what's going on there? >> that's what the kids say. that's an expression of -- it's like when you're -- what does one say. >> jimmy: i learned something about you tonight. and then cardi b changed her thing. she said, i turn around and there stands you. okay, finish it off, netflix. does that mean she's going to be on the show? >> i don't know. i definitely can't say

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ebony jade hilton, associate professor at the university of virginia.se new mandates could change the game when it comes to getting this pandemic under control. >> i think mandates will work. when we think about the most vulnerable populations and those communities that don't have health care facilities within their communities, namely, black and brown communities, are two times less likely to have a hospital available. if corporations are now going to be responsible for saying if your employees are not vaccinated, they cannot work, it would be amazing to see how money drives health care resources to be made affordable to those persons. and we're going to see more and more people having availability because it's not just vaccine hesitant, it's vaccine did not we have to face. >> we talked about that when we interviewed the secretary of health & human services about the need to actually go door to door in some cases and reach people where they are. we've seen, though, an uptick among black americans and latino-americans. there is still a gap that has to

. >> jimmy: so you jade quickly. [ laughter ] >> i mean, it was 25 years ago.childhood. [ laughter ] >> that's fair. i think it wasn't professional, that's where it kind of like -- it becomes this nebulous, oh, yeah, i've been working. >> jimmy: i want to mention quickly, because this is something else. the show is the number one show on netflix, and that's a very big deal, obviously. [ cheers and applause ] when you personalize it, that's when it becomes something even more so. and cardi b tweeted about you. she was excited because you mentioned her in a little chat you were having there, and she used more os, ms, fs. [ laughter ] usually she goes with the ms and fs the most. but the os and the gs really shine through here. [ laughter ] "he knows me." >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's cardi b. >> i know. >> jimmy: that's cardi badgely, perhaps, maybe. [ laughter ] >> that's the first time i've gotten that, that's good. >> jimmy: and you go back, and i didn't understand this, but first of all, you -- >> this is a thing that we have now. me and cardi. >> jimmy: what's g

no, the most likely not, um, this is a process that takes a long time present. jade was one out of would have enough to be impeached just with these results. but the impeachment is a political process. and elections will be presidential elections will be held in exactly one years. so there isn't time for that. you are secretary of state and city blinkin has welcomed the release of sedans, deposed prime minister from custody of de la. hm. duke was arrested by the military on monday. is office says he's been returned to his residence and his under co surveillance while others civilian leaders remain in detention. the un security council held an emergency meeting on sit on the head of the meeting secretary general antonio, good turkish cold for the immediate release of civilian leaders. the sudanese people has shown very clearly their intense desire for reform and democracy. now we are seeing a multiplication of could it us and my appeal obviously is for specially the big powers to come together for the unity of the security council. in order to make sure that that is effective. the terms i

i'm dan ashley and i'm ahmed jades we begin our team coverage with abc 7 news sports.chris alvarez at oracle park chris. well after a franchise record 107 wins in the regular season leading to the nl west title, the giant season ends in the nlds game 5 here against the dodgers the final a check swing from wilmer flores just a tough way to end it. there there's no for especially right now. there's need to be angry about that. i just think it's it's just a disappointing way to end. there there are other reasons. we didn't win today's baseball game. so that was just the last call of the game and yeah, that's that's enough. i'm trying to sell it as much as i possibly can so it's baseball and it's baseball and ultimately we want a ball game at the time. i didn't know but he obviously been able to see the replay and had didn't look like he went obviously would have rather come out on other side, but a happy ended up being a tie game and coming down to the wire obviously a disappointing ending to the giants season, but a lot to build on for a team that wasn't expected to do m

and overdose, as they had a romantic decrease in infectious diseases of both jaded with drug use like aids and hepatitis c. and they also had a dramatic decrease. in fact, in the us we did just the office. thank you so much dr. chapman for talking to us about best edward chapman joining a fair from washington dc. edwin chapman. thank you. bye. globally, the action needed is a gathering for their for us in 1st meeting since the side of the corona virus pandemic, international air transport association gathering, had been suspended due to coffee restrictions. delegates are expected to focus on how to make up for the economic losses. the industry suffered during the pandemic. let's bring in gabriel. is on doe, who is live from boston where that meeting is being housed? so how's the industry feeling about recovery prospect skate? well, they're feeling that things are getting better, but it's slow. i mean, just to give you an idea about to how much the industry has lost, i ada announced new numbers this morning here in boston, saying that in 2021 this year, the global aviation industry is

one is the club quarantine that he be jade with hundreds of thousands of people in the early days of the pandemic and the battle between jill scott and erica bad. while it doesn't talk about the lyrics it talks about the capacity of the music and the moments to create community and offer healing. even as we were sort of quarantined and alone we were still with others as we participated in that and that is in the tradition of a certain kind of artistry. >> the first draft in the midst of it all can you talk about the significance of that, like where you were? >> in some ways i finished it because of the pandemic. i am a professor. i was an administrator and chair of the department and then i was traveling all over the world when london was being shut down and so suddenly all those hours that i would spend and while i continue to teach and have meetings i got more time and also it was quiet but quiet in a very mournful way because i was in new york and there was so much death here. so it really did find its way in and created the opportunity, the time for me to finish but also it made

all the way to recommend to my eligible family members and friends that they get their moderna and jade jae booster shot won when it's authorize. 12 be ready to take my five grilled sunday gives first vaccine doses since he hears of my work on the f. gain the cdc. as always we will update everyone about the final recommendations of bacon i'll make informed decisions about our health and the health of our loved ones and i will turn it back to jeff for questions. >> thank you doctor. we'll open it up for questions. >> a reminder to keep your questions to one question and will engage in pr. >> thank you for taking my question but have a question about airline pilots pre- commercial airline pilots are held to high fitness standards and they undergo medical dilutions to obtain their medical certificate to fly a in pilots at american and southwest airlines a particular are arguing pilots may be reluctant to get back to because of potential for granting side effects. they know that the -- has awarded pilots 48 hours after a shot because of the immediate side effects and they are concerned ther

but we're jaded with steph kanye used to it. pick up the game late 1st quarter. we got to craft the step to get through the lane, finishes. the dubs, though, down 6 at the half 3rd quarter, jordan poole nails. one of his 4 2nd half, 3 pointers. he finished with 20 points lakers on the break now, anthony davis finishes it. he was good. 3311 for him last night. now it's lebron's turn off the rebound. one man fast break. i think is year 18 for him still doing that. 34 in 11, but they wasted a good night. step on the bench. the some doesn't matter. they retake the lead and jordan poole is going have a big year. stepped excited. all right. now stepped back in the game. what we get in on the action. he was just 5 for 21 had triple-double 2110 10 8 career triple-double late in the 4th great ball movement leads to the kill shot. andrew wiggins gov up 12. they win one, 21, 1.14, their route. whole bench outscored the lakers back up. 55 to 29. let's hear from steve kerr and draymond green after the game on that debt from there. back the bench. and when you go out there for

being jaded on criminal charges. it's understood, boss. narrow will be accused of bungling the coven. 19 response on pushing brazil's death toll to the world's 2nd highest. monica on a cab reports the last day of hearings and the most painful of all. outside brazil's congress, hundreds of white handkerchiefs, a symbol of tears shed for the victims of the pandemic. they were hung in rio de janeiro icon. it got back up on a beach when brazil reached the tragic milestone of 600000 deaths by povey, 19 the world's 2nd largest. the handkerchiefs were then carried in a box to the capital brazilian by taxi driver. my student asi mailto, whose son died more than a year ago. he spoke on behalf of thousands of resilience, who lost their loved ones and blamed the government for they're suffering, specially president j able so model who denied the severity of the pandemic, scoffed at social distancing measures and delayed the vaccination campaign, who are to mars museum, bridge you're going to the school, i think we deserve an ap

um, this is a process that takes a long time for president jade was when out of would have enough to be impeached just with these results. but the impeachment is a political process and elections will be presidential elections will be held in exactly one years. so there isn't time for that. the leader of a christian political party called the lebanese forces, has been asked to testify on the recent violence in a capital bay route. sammy a judge as, as he will not appear at the defense ministry though until the leader of has villa hassan. the stroller is also summoned. 7 share muslims were killed and fighting early this month, sparked by protests against at the judge, tonic baton who is the lead investigator into last year's blast at the bay root port. christian residents have also blocked a road in mata north of errors in support of some years. josh, i will get the latest on that. what st hota? yes. the decision by the army intelligence to summon the head of the lebanese forces, severe charge for questioning over the deadly clashes earlier this month in booth is really causing a lot

i'm dan ashley and i'm ahmed jades we begin our team coverage with abc 7 news sports.chris alvarez at oracle park chris. well after a franchise record 107 wins in the regular season leading to the nl west title, the giant season ends in the nlds game 5 here against the dodgers the final a check swing from wilmer flores just a tough way to end it. there there's no for especially right now. there's need to be angry about that. i just think it's it's just a disappointing way to end. there there are other reasons. we didn't win today's baseball game. so that was just the last call of the game and yeah, that's that's enough. i'm trying to sell it as much as i possibly can so it's baseball and it's baseball and ultimately we want a ball game at the time. i didn't know but he obviously been able to see the replay and had didn't look like he went obviously would have rather come out on other side, but a happy ended up being a tie game and coming down to the wire obviously a disappointing ending to the giants season, but a lot to build on for a team that wasn't expected to do m

the protesters dance to the same drum beat to demand present jade bull sonatas. impeachment ma'am? yes. he is destroying the environment, the economy, the democratic institutions. this government is squeezing the air out of the people protest against valuable. so now to began, since he publicly denied the coven 19 pandemic, which has killed almost 600000 brazilians to date. but now a growing number of left wing political parties have joined forces with trade unions and social organization. even if they don't see i twice, they have a common goal. without some brazil is politically polarized. polls show 46 percent of the population supporting the former president louise senior. so the lead a silver one from the left us workers party and 25 percent in favor of boss nora stapo. that leaves 30 percent of brazilian, still looking for a candidate from the centers, but pulls also indicate that 59 percent of brazilians reject bal, sonata emulated moto schedule, and impeachment is unlikely to happen because, although there are enough reasons to force both scenarios out, he still has supporti

um, this is a process that takes a long time present. jade was one out of would have enough to be impeached just with these results. but the impeachment is a political process and elections will be presidential elections will be held in exactly one year. so there isn't time for that. will check the world whether next and then looking at wine, denise indigenous communities in ecuador blocking major road staff and how some of the world long running humanitarian emergencies are getting overlooked by the more pressing crises of recent metals. ah ha, we got some very heavy right now making its way across southern parts of vietnam, a tropical depression, making its way through. it brought some huge down pools. that's just in 12 hours, a 153 millimeters to find and it will stay very wet as it makes his way across cambodia. pushing across into thailand, but the least the winds are easing down to the final warning has now been issued for this particular system. elsewhere across the region. more heavy showers there through our malaysia, some big down. pause now coming in across a good part of smarter

that means that i jaded half percent of the over 16 population. i'm has now had her 1st dose and 64.3 percent of had the 2nd dose restrictions are also being eased in many asian countries including vietnam, where people can dine and restaurants for the 1st time in months. but the new freedoms are having a negative effect on the manufacturing industry cove at 19 locked downs and hoshi men, city many, many factories that supply some of the world's biggest brands couldn't operate. now that they can, they don't have enough work is because many have left the city to return to their home provinces. the government estimates more than 2000000 may leave dealing another sit back to vietnam's economy and the global supply chain. wayne, hey, al jazeera toner, music and still come here on the music for you. another sensational stripe from liverpool, egyptian maestro bull highlights coming up when we come back. ah, the glamour of hollywood in an unlikely place. normal pool, you know, as a panel done in brazil. my think internally with my mother here she was bri

this is a process that takes a long time. president jade was one out of would have enough to be impeached just with these results, but the impeachment is the political process and elections will be presidential elections will be held in exactly one years. so there isn't time for that. now indigenous community is across ecuador, have been protesting against the governance economic policies. they're demanding that the president reverse arise and fuel prices. they're also angry about plans to double oil and mining exploration in the amazon. theresa bo reports now from the province of coach poxy. that's just south of the capital kita. oh, have ready to means wake up in the local key to indigenous language. and here in the province of good or back scenic, what order it is, what indigenous leaders are asking their people to do? oh, demos, tweeters are opposing a rise in the price of fuel and increasing mining and own production. and a series of laws that they claim will hurt the countries poorest. the government says the reforms are necessary to jumpstart the economy. it bully equitorial is tha

and so it's like nothing, nothing really worked out well and our present jade was and out of says he's guilty of nothing. he says his denison, he did what he had to be done. so that's basically what the reaction has been so far on like humana care from quite a serious thank you. this is the news out from london still ahead. crane last crimea, but it may get back. so if it's treasures a dutch museums told to him by golden artifact online abuse towards indian creek. it's tom habit show me a story later in sport. ah hello, we got more stormy weather, churning away across central parts of the mediterranean, his little clutch. a storm remains in place more very heavy downpours into southern parts of italy, pushing over to ward so some areas of grease, sand, but for many, for europe, as you can see, lottie, fine and dry, we have got that atlantic feet of wet weather. and at times windy weather, pushing in across the north, whether the lease is balled, whether it's coming in from the, the tropics. at the end of the day, 16 celsius in glasgow getting up to around 17 celsius there in london. bu

most of the report, least most of the blame on president jade will. sonata was down, played the virus and pushed to curtail lockdown measures. the senate recommends he be charged with 9 crimes among them, crimes against humanity, i use. death bull sonata is accused of letting coven 19 spread throughout brazil, in a failed attempt to achieve heard immunity through infection, and somehow protect the economy. brazil has the world's 2nd largest death toll after the united states. according to the report, a 3rd of those lives could have been saved, had the president taken the pandemic seriously and act it sooner. instead, he called it a little flu, encouraged mass gatherings, spent public resources pushing unproven treatments, delayed the vaccination campaign, and spoke out against vaccines. that's despite the president himself, testing positive for coven 19. just last week, bull san ardo continued spreading misinformation on social media. you rewarded facebook and you took, took down a video in which he falsely claimed that coven 19 vaccines were linked to developing aids. senator hen lun

of mistakes ♪ ♪ yeah i'm hard ♪ ♪ in life with me it never is easy to figure out how to love, i'm jadedu'll know when you'll see ♪ ♪ just how sweet it can be ♪ ♪ if you'll trust me, love me, let me, may be, may be ♪ ♪ i'm confusing as hell ♪ ♪ i'm north and amsouth ♪ ♪ i'll probably never have it all figured out ♪ ♪ but what i know is i wasn't meant to walk this world ♪ ♪ without you ♪ ♪ i don't want to be tough ♪ ♪ and i don't want to be proud ♪ ♪ i don't need to be fixed ♪ ♪ and i certainly don't need to be found ♪ ♪ i'm not lost ♪ ♪ i need to be loved ♪ ♪ i just need to be loved by you ♪ ♪ maybe maybe ♪ ♪ maybe ♪ ♪ maybe ♪♪ [cheers and applause] >> kelly: all right, everybody, welcome to "the kelly clarkson show"! that's another kelly-aoke classic! with "maybe" chris requested that, what made you want to hear that, chris? >> hi, kelly, thank you so much for singing that song it has been one of my favorites, i've been a fan of yours since the beginning. that song got me through a time in high school where i was in love with someone who did not reciprocate feelings for me, so it gave m

was named _ she just needed a bit of help. jade was named after— she just needed a bit of help. jadexactly. _ together. the most precious ten days of our lives. exactly. yeah. _ together. the most precious ten days of our lives. exactly. yeah. we - together. the most precious ten days of our lives. exactly. yeah. we got i of our lives. exactly. yeah. we got to do her footprints _ of our lives. exactly. yeah. we got to do her footprints and _ of our lives. exactly. yeah. we got to do her footprints and then - of our lives. exactly. yeah. we got to do her footprints and then we i to do her footprints and then we sang to her, didn't we? immediately afterjade died. _ sang to her, didn't we? immediately afterjade died. i _ sang to her, didn't we? immediately afterjade died, i started _ sang to her, didn't we? immediately afterjade died, i started running - afterjade died, i started running as a way— afterjade died, i started running as a way to — afterjade died, i started running as a way to start to understand my grief— as a way to start to understand my grief and _ as a way to start to

the bears are so cynical, so jaded that they forgot the history. we had looming catastrophe that faded away as people took action to stop them like cyprus there was a period where cyprus was supposed to end the universe that's where we find ourselves now. i think the problems are preludes to nothing. they aren't ark of disaster. as long as you can understand the withering interest machine gunfire that they throw at you every single day then you can make it to the promise land of milk and honey yes. terrific days like today i say that as someone who is very bearish but now the season is drawing to a close, i have no choice to get more constructive so i don't come in here and say i'm pullish. y -- bullish let's take the poor congestion issue which has everybody so scared we have lots of ships and lots of cargo every one involved blaming every one else got the attention of the united states. whether you love biden or hate them he loves everyone who gapes while i'm sure the band aids won't work, it gets the job done some businesses will park rises will

well, there's the delusional yet calculating connor, the jaded yet calculating shiv, the immature yetulating yet bad at calculating kendall. and they're surrounded by equally dysfunctional gangs of hangers-on including longtime legal advisor, gerri; distant family member who wants in, cousin greg; and shiv's bumbling husband, tom; who took a job at the family company after leaving his old gig as the guy you keep catching your wife watching in slow-mo. ( laughter ) and no one is safe from logan's mind games, like in this unforgettable scene, where logan forces his staff and family to play a humiliating game to test their loyalty: >> tom! >> yes? >> sit on the floor! it's fun. >> seriously? >> yeah, it's a game. boar on the floor. >> i really, i feel-- >> get down. boar on the floor. boar on the floor. >> oink for your sausages, piggies. >> oinchg, oinchg. >> oink, oink. oink for your sausages. >> three-- greg, oink! two, one. >> i got it! >> stephen: wow. that is demeaning. and i just want you to know, as an employee of a giant, family-owned media company, we are never forced to play b

but according to blake's attorney, jade rosenfelt, it's a flawed system. why polygraphs?used to make sure that an offender is disclosing anything and everything they've ever done that would be considered sexually deviant. many juveniles have a hard time passing these polygraphs, especially when they're not even really that reliable. they're not admissible in court, but yet they're used in sex offender treatment as sort of the stop gate for moving forward. >> so he could quite possibly be in sex offender treatment for years? >> absolutely, yes. >> if you're calling regarding juvenile or conciliation court matters, please press 4. >> i reached out to the judge who decided blake's fate, but he declined to speak to us, citing sensitivities around juvenile cases, and the identity of the girl blake texted is sealed to protect her privacy. so we can't know how she and her family feel about the outcome. as the mother of two daughters, i've been thinking a lot about how i would feel if a boy sent pictures of himself to one of my girls. and the truth is i would be apoplectic. i'd b

and doctor ebony jade hilton. doctor pierson, i will start with. one who often come in because they're having trouble breathing and they need oxygen. the other big group we see is teenagers. some of whom also have difficulty breathing and some of whom have had severe complications from covid. >> you said under the age of one. that is baby. >> that's babies, yes. it's gotten as young as a few weeks old. >> oh wow. so doctor pierce, and just a follow-up to that. are parents asking you already for the vaccine, for those young children, or any of the younger children that are coming in? >> not yet. a lot of parents have questions about the vaccine and general, though. most parents know that kids 12 and up can get vaccinated now. and, like you talked about it the kaiser report, a lot of questions -- a lot of parents have questions and worries. they want to talk to a pediatrician about. it they want to know what the side effects are like. they really want to know more than anything else, is this right for my kid? and that is the question that we are here

jade becay, a climate activist said, quote, president biden started very strongly by rejoining the paris agreement, but it's been frustrating the last few months, things have slowed down. joe manchin is holding hostage our survival on planet earth for his own political career, and people are really questioning if biden will stick to his promises. tyler, how can biden do more to show that he's actually going to live up to some of those promises he made on the campaign trail? >> yeah. i think there's two fronts on this point. the first one you made, he is somewhat hostage to the 50 democratic senators in the senate. there is not a path forward to make robust investments in climate change, given the political realities of the senate. look, the white house is very excited about the opportunity to pass this build back better agenda which has robust climate investment, and they're eager to tout as we heard from the congresswoman, that this is the largest investment the u.s. will ever -- has ever made, and if it does pass into climate change initiatives. at the same time, they wanted more, and

but we're jaded with steph kanye used to it pick up the game late 1st quarter.tep to get through the lane, finishes. the dubs, though, down 6 at the half 3rd quarter, jordan poole nails. one of his 4 2nd half, 3 pointers. he finished with 20 points lakers on the break now, anthony davis finishes it. he was good. 3311 for him last night. now it's lebron's turn off the rebound. one man fast break. i think is year 18 for him still doing that. 3411, but they wasted a good night. steph, on the bench. the some matters. they retake the lead and jordan poole is going have a big year. stepped excited. all right. now stepped back in the game. what we get in on the action. he was just 5 for 21 had a triple-double 2110 10 8 career triple-double late in the 4th great ball movement leads to the kill shot. andrew wiggins dubs up 12 they win one, 21, 1.14, their route. whole outscored the lakers back up. 55 to 29. let's hear from steve kerr and draymond green after the game on that debt from their back, the bench. and when you go out there for the first time every year opening

. >> neil: i suspect -- i'm jaded about this. this is not a red or blue issue. i've seen how these things come together. you can make the figures work for you. you talk about expiring credits when we know full well that any congress, republican or democrat, especially if they're popular, they're not going to let them go. they're going to keep renewing them because these pennies have a way of growing. having said that though, i'm wondering why the progressives are holding the moderates hostage on this. you could make the argument, not taking sides here that a better half than none. something that has bipartisan support could make them all look good because at least that package has -- polls better than this monster they're working on and they're not allowing that. i'm wondering where this is going. >> historically the democrats have been very effective at expanding government by doing it rerentlessly a pest at a time. they get half a loaf and come back a week legislative and ask for another half a loaf. the progressives have moved the goal posts so far that even

were jaded late in the 1st stuff like this to craft the staff gets in the lane. at the half 3rd quarter, jordan poole. he's going to have big year. i've a feeling he had 4 2nd half threes. they're up as a tie game actually had 20, but on the brake anthony davis finishes it with a slam lakers retake the lead he had 3311 now's lebron's turn. i think you're 18 for lebron still doing that 34 in 11 for him. but steph. on the bench in the warriors still. to score. a lot of buckets. they go up. 9890 staff is excited. now curry is back in the game and he said, you know what, let me get in on the party. we're used to that he had 2110 in 10 8th career triple-double and here was the dagger. andrew wiggins there you go. does go 12. they win one 2114 their retooled bench outscored the lakers backups 5529 here, steve kerr and draymond green after the game on their death. >> when you go out there for the first time every year opening night. just some nerves in and you've got to get. you know, get over that first time i did not recognize the team i was watching and they were not

but we're jaded with steph kanye used to it pick up the game late 1st quarter.ugh the lane, finishes. the dubs, though, down 6 at the half 3rd quarter, jordan poole nails. one of his for 2nd half. 3 pointers. he finished with 20 points lakers on the break now, anthony davis finishes it. he was good. 3311 for him last night. now it's lebron's turn off the rebound. one man fast break. i think is year 18 for him still doing that. 34 in 11, but they wasted a good night staff on the bench. the doesn't matter. they retake the lead and jordan poole is going have a big year. stepped excited. all right. now stepped back in the game. what we get in on the action. he was just 5 for 21 had triple-double 2110 10 8 career triple-double late in the 4th great ball movement leads to kill shot. andrew wiggins does up 12. they win one, 21, 1.14, their route. whole bench outscored the lakers back up. 55 to 29. let's hear from steve kerr and draymond green after the game on that debt from there. back the bench. and when you go out there for the first time every year opening night. j

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company, you may not be able to see how well facebook's ad did versus a google i think we all want to be jaded as imaginable as mark zuckerberg, but isn't this what you would have liked if you want to figure out how to change their ways you would like them to hold back, figure out and for mark zuckerberg to get personally involved he's a parent, he's getting personally involved. it's no longer a muted message where he's like, we have industry best, we do more than industry best. >> we'll see what actions follow those words. >> i agree we'll hold people's feet to the fire. >> the point of facebook, of course, at least they're doing research they claim many other competitors are not even doing that. >> that i don't -- one of the things that you learn to argue that is kind of a bad way to argue is, you know, i can say, david, i listen to you, but you know something after i listen to you? i know other reporters frankly that are every bit as good as you, but they're not you can't just say apple doesn't do -- that doesn't work. i think what mark zuckerberg is going to go towards, rather than try to