. the chickens jasmine.roost because have come home to roost because vast swathes of the population were pressured to have were heavily pressured to have a vaccine that perhaps statistically they didn't need. and now here we are. >> exactly. yes. mean, >> well, exactly. yes. i mean, they can't surprised. they can't be surprised. but what this this story looks to me like a business, actually. i think that this has been pushed big time by the pharmaceutical companies who've gone , as you companies who've gone, as you say, scary, scary . people aren't say, scary, scary. people aren't taking our vaccines , you know, taking our vaccines, you know, because of the way we've behaved . and we must now push the fear because actually the apparently this year there's only been 125 cases of measles. this year there's only been 125 cases of measles . before that cases of measles. before that last year . this is what i'm told last year. this is what i'm told it was 55. so they can say, oh, it's doubled, but it's still actu

. the chickens jasmine.roost because have come home to roost because vast swathes of the population were pressured to have were heavily pressured to have a vaccine that perhaps statistically they didn't need. and now here we are. >> exactly. yes. mean, >> well, exactly. yes. i mean, they can't surprised. they can't be surprised. but what this this story looks to me like a business, actually. i think that this has been pushed big time by the pharmaceutical companies who've gone , as you companies who've gone, as you say, scary, scary . people aren't say, scary, scary. people aren't taking our vaccines , you know, taking our vaccines, you know, because of the way we've behaved . and we must now push the fear because actually the apparently this year there's only been 125 cases of measles. this year there's only been 125 cases of measles . before that cases of measles. before that last year . this is what i'm told last year. this is what i'm told it was 55. so they can say, oh, it's doubled, but it's still actu

" on broadway, but she's also the understudy for jasmine. when she landed, she had two hours until curtain call the problem -- rush hour in new york city. so, you're stuck in the air, and there's nothing you can do about that >> i can't just go up to the pilot and, like, knock on the door and be like, can you just drive a little faster, please? >> reporter: she asked the flight attendant if she could be first off the plane, but delta airlines did way more than that >> so, we were like, listen you just relax hydrate yourself with some water, and leave the rest up to us if he could land the plane on broadway, he would have done that for her >> reporter: they moved her to first class, they switched gates so the plane would be closer to customs, and they helped her book her own magic carpet ride, a blade helicopter that would get her from the airport to manhattan, turning a typically 90-minute trip into one that was merely seven minutes and then you have to completely transform into jasmine >> yeah. i had about 15 minutes makeup, five minutes ha

: she's currently in the ensemble of aladdin on broadway but also the understudy for jasmine. you're stuck in the air, and there's nothing you can do about that >> i can't just go up to the pilot and knock on the door and say, can you please drive a little faster? >> reporter: she asked if she could be first off the plane, but delta airlines did way more than that. >> you just relax, hydrate yourself with some water and leave the rest up to us. if he could land the plane on broadway, we have done that for her. >> reporter: they moved her to first class, switched gates so the plane would be closer to customance helped her book her own magic carpet ride, a blade helicopter that would get her from the airport to manhattan, surging a turning a normally 90-minute trip into one that was seven minutes. then you had to completely transform into jasmine >> 15 minutes makeup, five minutes hair, five minutes put your clothes on and five minutes walk down to the stage >> reporter: even her flight attendant made the show. >> can you believe you made it >> no, no. it was truly a miracle eve

even today, the in 45 minutes on the w. jasmine with the 12 or emphasizing the award winning also is available worldwide for every language level. reading, jasmine has been since the system was between the both as in guns on mine, i mean an image and it's very close. i think i don't really what else? yeah, okay you finally and tell them good . ready welcome to stephen.

just in time for her to shine as jasmine.man with a major league goal. >> tom willis was born without arms, but last night he threw out the first pitch at yankee stadium using his feet. it's part of his campaign to show what people can do instead of what they can't. his goal is to throw first pitches at all 30 major league parks. he's now got 29 under his belt. next, a mama bear and her cub on a mission to raid a krispy kreme truck. >> that is. the truck was stopped outside a store in alaska and the driver left the doors open. so this happened. next the bears ate 20 packs of donuts. >> and here's a different snack idea a giant dorito dipped in cheese. this 14 foot high nacho display in the uk set a world record for highest cheese pole. cheese was stretched 49ft high without breaking. and finally, we like creative people. but one driver got a little too creative with his mattress. it wouldn't fit in the van, so he made this contraption in wheeling it down contraption in wheeling it down the street the pandemic may be over, but

. >> reporter: jasmine cabrera said she collected bottles and cans for a year to save up $3,000 to buy the suv. now she feels like the world around her is collapsing. >> my kids go to fremont. so i have to drive every day here from oakland to take them to fremont. they're not going to go to school because we have to figure out what's going to be next. >> reporter: jasmine and her kids moved to oakland about five months ago. they were at one point homeless after she lost her job. >> we close to be homeless here in oakland. >> reporter: oakland police report from january 1st to september 17th they recorded 10,547 stolen vehicles. that comes out to about 40 stolen cars a day. officers say that's a 51% increase compared to the same period last year. >> it's astounding. it's really hard to believe. >> that's insane. i didn't realize it was that bad. >> while the number is pretty staggering, i wish i could say that i was truly surprised or am truly surprised, for that matter, because of the lack of leadership in oakland city government and the lack of accountability. >> reporter: officers sa

next on d w. jasmine with the problem or emphasizing the award winning offer is available worldwide. every language level reading jasmine has been since the most bang isn't patel using social media trend from south korea. men and women's film themselves as they embark on mattress and ethan sessions. but for some people, overreaching is a serious issue. while others refuse food because they're convinced that right away from been g thing to anorexia, we look at when bad habits becomes.

a next on d w. jasmine with cross or emphasizing the award winning offer is available worldwide. every language level learning jasmine has never been since the most bang isn't advertising social media trend from south korea. men and women found themselves as they embark on morrison 18 sessions. but for some people, overreaching is a serious issue while others refuse food because that convince that i've away from been g thing to anorexia, we look at when bad habits become seriously dangerous. on this episode of in good shape the some people relation eating and in some cases too much, but then there's clinical addiction to food, eating everything that's available, even when they're not hungry. those effected get cravings for food that can last hours on end. and that they can't control binge eating is a disorder that often stems from psychological issues such as low self esteem and loneliness. you too much money or i have the courage sausage should. so when i move on to pizza, this is all you know, and definitely the local smoke. so i'll send you a moment that by sign, then i'd go d

jasmine , let me jasmine clark, jasmine, let me come to you first.hy the universities should not be feeding burgers to students who need protein for their brains . need protein for their brains. >> well , to start off, i'll just >> well, to start off, i'll just say that demand for meat, dairy, fish and eggs is a leading cause of the climate crisis and is the driver of global wildlife extinction. so adopting a vegan diet has been proven to the single biggest thing we can all do to reduce our impact on the planet. and if we're thinking about how we're going to build sustainable future, where we can all survive the climate crisis is threatening rival. we need to look at how . we toward a more look at how. we toward a more plant based just by switching to a vegan diet produced our individual food carbon footprint by% everyone switching to a vegan diet and 86% is are numbers and it shows by looking at jasmine . at jasmine. >> jasmine we really want to heari >> jasmine we really want to hear i really want to hear what you've got to say. but we've got some

okay. us based on so i got on district some jasmine has been taught good by part by at the . ready the the . busy the. ready the the. 2 2 the dog zoo, but the rest of the size of lying in the water and all of these of us to us and muscle on as this increase. yeah, yeah. okay, cool. so that's kind of hard to i always and been really has a lot of fitness, especially any yeah, i much sides of domains are trying to ship the substances. yeah. it's not as much as se tough understand me. i shared the fish and gave them share how about, you know, who? yeah. what kind of to david's wife is seen in the how do i wish to do it as a chicago? that was thought i'd be interested to be put on the list. a lot of experience i'm up to cover. suzanne by uh for all of this test was the task fuss the guy system. so i'm just call me just because of me until the goodness does sound good. sounds good. i'll try hi young companies and they reduce the jazz. he's got hundreds of dog out there. he's on a lot of annoying miles. this is the dixieland jazz. would it be both, just as it's so busy and there nev

. >> jasmin and her kids moved to oakland five months ago. they were at one point homeless after she lost her job. >> we close to be homeless here in oakland. >> oakland police report from january 1 to september 17, they recorded 10,547 stolen vehicles. that comes out to about 40 stolen cars a day. officers say that's a 51% increase compared to the same period last year. >> it's astounding. it's really hard to believe. >> that's insane. i didn't realize it was that bad. >> while the number is pretty staggering, i wish i could say i was truly surprised. or am truly surprised for that matter, because of the lack of leadership in oakland city government, and the lack of accountability. >> officers say there are more stolen vehicles than the reported car break-ins. 10,335. officers admit most people don't report break-ins anymore. we found several families on sunday, checking out their recovered cars at a lot that contracts with the police department. >> my car was parked at coliseum. i took my son to a baseball game last sunday and i came back a

>> that is right, jasmine really laid it out. there is a pending deadline, a limited amount of time for lawmakers to work. president biden is leaving this week on a foreign trip. he'll be back the following week to try and deal with this. obviously a lot of people are calling for a short-term spending bill, the biggest issue is keeping the lights on. and the white house is calling for the congressional leaders, but house speaker kevin mccarthy will have to deal with his caucus and there are a lot of krve republicans who with calling for deep spending cuts and it is not clear if they'll go along with this. this is, as you know, this brinkmanship over spending, these fights coming down to the wire is a washington ritual at this point. so i think we'll see this play out towards the deadline, towards the end of the month, certainly a lot of people arek looing to try to get this to a short-term solution any way. >> and as you know, president biden spent saturday in florida and touring the damage from hurricane idalia after the biden a

cnn's jasmine write joining us from washington. will this help bolster biden's case to congress?: well, one authentic for sure, amara, president biden and first lady jill biden will be able to see with their eyes when they land in the next few hours. this comes as they'll be asking for an additional $4 billion on top of the $12 billion. they say because of this brutal stretch of natural disasters the last few months, maui, florida, things we've seen in the last few weeks and months really bolster their case in needing this extra money to bolster that fema disaster relief fund. so president biden today, we will see him land in florida and he and the first lady will take an aerial tour over the hurricane damage and we'll see them participating in a briefing along with first responders. local volunteers. local and state leaders including senator rick scott, republican in florida, and then he we'll see president biden and the first lady do a ground tour before president biden delivers remarks reaffirming the president's governments commitment, really hoping to bolster his case to con

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. >> reporter: jasmine cabrera said she collected bottles and cans a year to save up $3,000 to buy that suv. now she feels the world around her is collapsing. >> my kids go to fremont. so i have to drive every day here to oakland to take them to fremont. they're not going to school because we have to figure out what's going to be next. >> reporter: she and her kids moved to oakland about five months ago. they were homeless after she lost her job. >> we're close to be homeless here in oakland. >> reporter: oakland police report from january 1st to september 17th they recorded 10,547 stolen vehicles. that comes out to about 40 stolen cars a day. officers say that's a 51% increase compared to the same period last year. >> it's astounding. it's really hard to believe. that's insane. i didn't realize it was that bad. >> while the number is pretty staggering, i wish i could say that i was truly surprised or am truly surprised because of the lack of leadership in oakland city government and the lack of accountability. >> reporter: officers say there are more stolen vehicles than reported car b

. >> reporter: jasmine cabrera said she collected bottles and cans for a year to save up $3,000 to buy the suv. now she feels like the world around her is collapsing. >> my kids go to fremont. so i have to drive every day here from oakland to take them to fremont. they're not going to go to school because we have to figure out what's going to be next. >> reporter: jasmine and her kids moved to oakland about five months ago. they were at one point homeless after she lost her job. >> we close to be homeless here in oakland. >> reporter: oakland police report from january 1st to september 17th they recorded 10,547 stolen vehicles. that comes out to about 40 stolen cars a day. officers say that's a 51% increase compared to the saer

i will talk with congresswoman jasmine crockett about that. fellow democrat to look into jared kushner's billion dollar deal with saudi arabia. it's all ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> a very good day to all of you from msnbc world headquarters in new york. welcome everyone to alex witt reports. developing this hour -- a major week ahead in the georgia election case. former president donald trump and his 18 codefendants are due to be arraigned. trump and 11 codefendants have waived the need to appear in person, but we'll be watching for the six others who have yet to do so, including mark meadows, since they could be televised life. we could also see the release of the fulton county special grand jury report by the end of this week which has been at the center of d.a. fani willis'investigation. now, despite legal troubles, trump is dominating the gop primary, leading in a new poll by 46 points. earlier today, republican governor chris sununu said the former presidents rivals need to hit him harder. >> i think they have to be a little tougher on trump. chris c

my name is jasmine leyva. i am a reporter for the silicon valley community newspapers. there is a lot of stem within the silicon valley, but the difference here is that this is something big happening somewhere so local, and people might not even know it's in their backyard. tanner: conditional. if you-- if-- wait, no. wait, no. if you get number of sps held and it equals zero, sub position target to that. jasmine: what interested me is that these kids are trying to solve real-world problems. even one of the kids said, "earth is failing." it's, like, "okay, well, how do you solve that?" and these kids probably, in the future, if not now, have that answer. tanner: is this correct? yeah. pile. compile. that way you can make sure. this loop, so far, drops our sps. we've got points for our triangle. now, which piece do we want to go for first? -large, yeah. -the large satellite piece. carol: it's go big or go home. tanner: it really reminds me of, like, for me to learn another language. it's going to be hard for me. if i was a kid, this, for them, is computer language, codi

>> yeah, i mean, jasmine's actually right here.es like vat income taxes are probably more likely to have a positive effect on the economy if we were to cut them . but ultimately, if the them. but ultimately, if the conversation is about inheritance tax and whether or not should be scrapping it, not we should be scrapping it, we've got to think about the morality of it in entirety. morality of it in its entirety. we that the super wealthy we know that the super wealthy don't pay the tax in the don't really pay the tax in the first place because they're able to effectively avoid it through different sort of complex schemes . if can afford to, schemes. if you can afford to, you to pay lawyers, you know, to pay the lawyers, then to avoid it. then you're able to avoid it. and it's about what and ultimately it's about what inheritance tax represents. it's crushed families. it's effectively telling families that they're going to be discouraged through the tax system from trying to build up wealth for their families. and i think that's wro

cnn's jasmine wright joining us now from the white house, so jasmine, what's the biden administrationo prepare for a possible shutdown? >> the white house has begun directing federal agencies to in effect get ready for a potential shutdown. you know that guidance went out on friday. as you saw, many house republicans leaving washington, d.c., without a clear path forward. so the white house's office of management and budget, sending a formal notice to the federal agencies, asking them to put their plans together, for a potential shutdown, and now this is important, because every agency has different types of plans and procedures that they put in place. and they outlined things like how many of those employees will be furloughed, and how many of those employees will be deemed essential, and thus have to work through the shutdown, without pay, until the government turns back on and then they get back pay, so those are really important things. but it is not just jobs that are at risk here, of folks not being paid, it is also other essential services that the frol government pays for, tha

. >> and cnn's jasmine wright joins us now with more. jasmine, good morning. >> yeah, well, it's an extraordinary amount of support that president biden will offer strikers of the ate auto workers group, really it is unprecedented for a president to go on the striking lines. we haven't heard of it so far. so the president basically is going to be making a historic trip on tuesday. now it also comes after he faced a lot of political structure as the strikers were asking him to do more. we just heard buttigieg call him the most pro-union president, and want to see president biden actually live up to that label. as we've seen over the course of the last three years really bringing in labor movements inside of the white house, holding those events, they wanted to see that in realtime on the picket line, now we're going to get to see that, that actually includes uaw shawn fein who actually invited president biden at the white house. and almost withheld the uaw endorsement of biden. so really this is a test for biden in this space. now, not a lot of details are very

the democratic representative, jasmine crockett, of texas. she knows what she speaks. to an end and the fun is over and the next two weeks are going to put kevin mccarthy's leadership to the test as he struggles to unite the house republicans and we are going to get into the threats, the closed-door meetings, and the f bombs. another hour of velshi begins right now. good morning. it is sunday, september the 17th. i'm ali velshi. we begin this morning with the crisis of le

. >> reporter: jasmine cabrera collected bottles and cans a year to save up $3,000 to buy the suv. now she feels like the world around her is collapsing. >> my kids go to fremont, so i have to drive every day here from oakland to take them to fremont. they're not going to go to school because we have to figure out what's going to be next. >> reporter: jasmine and her kids moved to oakland about five months ago. they were at one point homeless after she lost her job. >> we close to be homeless here in oakland. >> reporter: oakland police report from january 1st to september 17th , they recorded 10,547 stolen vehicles. that comes out to about 40 stolen cars a day. officers say that's a 51% increase compared to the same period last year. >> it's astounding. it's really hard to believe. >> that's insane. i didn't realize it was that bad. >> while the number is pretty staggering, i wish i could say that i was truly surprised or am truly surprised, for that matter, because of the lack of leadership in oakland city government and the lack of accountability. >> reporter: officers say there

we went by jasmine for us. it was a play on the united states but it was also embodying what people don't typically feel they get in politics, which is someone actually working for all of us so that is what we went by. at the time that i was running i kept telling people that we are in the midst of a modern-day civil rights movement. not everyone fully understood what that meant but i think people are starting to understand a little better now. i came from the civil rights world. that's what i did and that was a big driving force for me deciding that it wasn't good enough to fight one case at a time, one police brutality case at a time. i needed to change the systems that exist in and of themselvesles and start to make these systems work for all of us instead of only working for a select few. >> you mentioned that your -- oh, i apologize. [laughter] honestly, i -- >> thank you for that. my slogan was dare to move forward. i had to think about it. i was running in 2018, my first campaign for state house. i think

is there jasmine writers on hollywood studio? say they have reached a tentative deal that could see them and a strong cost of 95 months. and why has gone as if america says the agreement needs to be approved by its members? thousands of television and film, i just don't what i can major mountain passive pay. right. so we're woods for successful shows. i'm protecting they work from onto official intelligence. jonathan handle is an entertainment attorney and jemison los angeles. he has more on the agreement reached and you never get everything that you want or even that you deserve, perhaps to go. jason's knowledge shopping spree or some of the details are felt bring out. we're hearing that, you know, a certain aspects of ai, artificial intelligence remain a sticking point that was not quite agree to. they got some additional compensation called residuals. these are warranties. they're paid to writers and also are paid to act as and directors. they want additional compensation for successful shows on streaming. uh, they apparently

. >> that was congresswoman jasmine crockett, and she joins me live on her viral rebuke.rrest over the murder of tupac shakur nearly three decades after his killing. >>> okay. this really may be a first. the word "shitter" has now been entered into the congressional record. >> when we start talking about things that look like evidence. they want to act like they're blind. they don't know what this is. these are our national secrets, looks like in the shitter to me. >> that was democratic congresswoman jasmine crockett putting her republican colleagues on blast during an impeachment hearing against president biden, accusing them of willfully ignoring donald trump's mishandling of classified documents. and that congresswoman is here with us now. that was quite a moment. i don't know if that went exactly as you planned. but why did you go there? >> okay. so let me break this down. to be clear, nancy mace continued to cuss in this hearing. and my attitude is i will match your energy or exceed it. and i felt like i was going to use a better, you know, way of using the word whe

congresswoman jasmine crockett is here. she's gonna discuss today's 11th hour scramble to avoid the shutdown. and speaker mccarthy surprise move, something he said he would not do. it's not over though, because keeping the government open is now in the hands of the united states senate. they've got eight hours. we are monitoring these developments. we will bring them to you as they are happening. i'm symone sanders-townsend, i have something to say. a lot, actually. ♪ ♪ ♪ crisis averted. we will see. it's been a whirlwind day on capitol hill. because just hours to spare before a devastating government shutdown, the house overwhelmingly passed a short term funding resolution to keep the government afloat. >> without objection, the re-motion to reconsider is laid on the table. >> the vote was rendered 35 to 91. now, it is up to the senate to pass the house bill before it can go to president biden to sign. this resolution will keep the government funded, at current levels for the next 45, days. it will reauthorize the federal

. >> let's talk about it with cnn white house reporter jasmine wright. for starters, good morning. is the biden administration working with key players to ensure that this legislation gets passed? >> reporter: yeah, president biden made it quite clear yesterday in florida he wants the government and congress to paspa short-term funding bill preventing a partial government shutdown and protect the american people. now, september 30th deadline is when congress and the government will beautiful run out of money. and so the white house wants to prevent that. we know from their perspective it's coming close other and it's crunch time to get something done. so the white house is already sent a formal call to action to congress to speed this process up. now, they talked about something called anomalies. what would face disruptions if the government were not funded by october 1. really as they try to get that short-term funding in place. that includes things that the budget office and the white house identified like food aid for women, infants, children as well as rental assurance. things

crockett, well, i won’t preface her speech, listen to jasmine, while getting ready, i wondered whatust testified said what kind of crime the president of the united states is talking about, but if we start talking about things that look like evidence, they behave like blind people, they don’t know what it is, these are our national secrets, it looks like something to me, this is also another proof of our national secrets, and i can continue, they have 91 such examples, but i’d better say, in what is he accused of? he is unfortunately guilty of loving his child unconditionally and that is the only proof they present. and honestly, i hope and pray that my parents love me at least half as much as he loves his son. well, look, here is a representative of that same community, who robs stores with impunity, well, if you steal goods from there for less than $100, what is the evidence? there is no evidence, yes, these are our secrets, to dad or son, the son stole, yes, but there is a secret , even in robbing stores, and the secret is that everyone wants to go digital, that the digital peopl

joining me now is the democratic congresswoman, jasmine crockett from texas.nce, we northerners don't think texas is all one big thing. it is a size of the moon. you're from the dallas area, not the houston area. but you know of this topic very well. you are a texas state legislature litter. this is a big deal in texas. houston is a little different from some of the other parts of texas. it's a majority minority place. a lot of black and brown students. the houston independent school district does have some issues with its test scores and it's reading comprehension there's not a lot of people who don't think that it needed some sort of improvement in reform. this is close to home on the show. the reassigning of librarians in the using of a library as a discipline center. >> yeah, so, it's great to see you. i remember, when i saw a video of lauren, the parent that was featured in their, she went viral. i think everyone felt her when she talks. i remember sharing that, i would say, probably around abound right as we left on our recess. i went to houston. i was i

but the club has set the standards and then jasmine, his benefits, the national team. the, the fall management is completely transformed. the teams guy become the backbone of the national side. what funny, like most countries in the world, women's football in morocco is facing many challenges to be accepted within society . but that's starting to change. i think the so sorry please. the more tolerance about the girl play soccer not 10 years ago thinks will not say shit. beck is one of the fortunate ones in the generation. the spa, that lobby shot back was american international and encouraged to drains to turn professional, others what side for some of these we were afraid of allowing the daughters to play football. and they prevented them from doing so because of what people would say that so not everyone receives the same support and encouragement how we lost many talents due to societal views and families. rejection about that. i had to let you know financial and those views are still a challenge in conservative towns like was on fed wash and then face obstacles dur

jasmine, - how valued we are. doctor nicola ashby, thank you. jasmine, soonj how valued we are.eady for monday? i have you got all your stuff ready for monday?— have you got all your stuff ready for monday? have you got all your stuff ready for monda ? :, :, , :, , for monday? i do. i have 'ust got my timetable. what h for monday? i do. i have 'ust got my timetable. what is h for monday? i do. i have 'ust got my timetable. what is the _ for monday? i do. i have just got my timetable. what is the first - for monday? i do. i have just got my timetable. what is the first thing - timetable. what is the first thing on the timetable? _ timetable. what is the first thing on the timetable? induction. - on the timetable? induction. perfect. enjoy it. it is a great career. good luck. there is so much sport coming up this week. i seem to say this every week because we have the rugby, women's world cup, the solheim cup. and lows of football as usual. it is that time of year. here is someone who could tell us more. he is called mike. we love moments of history and it was that on the south co

i'll been cruelty has blamed neighboring sub you for supporting the attack. jasmine the tree root is have welcome to lose by friends to pull its trips out of the country officer, a qu in july, president in menu. and the home says $1500.00 french soldiers who withdrawal by the end of the year, as well as the french in pasadena who's also being re, quote, rights has in hollywood say they have reached a tentative deal with nature hollywood studios. the agreement could end one of the 2 strikes that are posted most, fil, and tv productions in the united states. 3, a deal has to be approved by union members before it can take effect italy, lafayette boss. my to, i'm missing that denado has died. well serving time for numerous crimes, including murder, it's highly media deb to narrow the last god father for his brutal leadership. of the course i know struck the crime syndicates depicted in the godfather movies. she was 61 years old and suffered from co non cancer and then that's a cap so has returned to us off to 7 years in space carrying a sample from an asteroid named the new scientists.

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as the by john had promised to protect human rights author to control and then military offensive. jasmine is he who is a welcome to moves by france to pull his troops out of the country.

issue of the territory of iraq or the territory of the iraqi kurdistan region being threatened , is jasminet it is necessary that we use other means to we have excellent relations and we have a security agreement. i am announcing from tehran that i emphasize the necessity of implementing this security agreement and we should not use language other than dialogue between the two countries and between the two neighboring countries in this regard. we have tools and equipment to solve chin problems we can refer to them, and one of the issues raised in this regard is the security agreement, and it is necessary to resolve all the issues of the discussion on wednesday . it is especially clear and based on the principles and foundations of the islamic religion, and it is actually taken from the qur'an and is for the benefit of iraq and the interests of other countries. therefore, this issue of the holy qur'an and the holy things is actually a violation of freedom of speech , and i must say that freedom of expression should not be raised in this regard in such a way that it is misunderstood and if it

, jasmine, >> well, jasmine, jasmine, andrew bailey, the bank of england governor, is taking some credit are working . but he did warn, working. but he did warn, however, that we will keep rates high enough for long enough to get inflation down to 2. but the housing market, of course, has ground to a halt because the high cost of loans. do you think there's going to be some better products coming into the market now? and this will be good news for those looking to buy? >> yes. in fact , it has already >> yes. in fact, it has already happened. >> i've had press releases over the last couple of weeks from a lot of lenders saying we're cutting our rates, we're cutting our rates. and as you know, there's it's not just the bank of england base rate that affects the mortgage prices. it's also competition. and there is a lot of competition in the market so that on its own , i market so that on its own, i think should bring rates down together with a bit more certainty on the base rate and not too soon because apparently 2.2 mortgage, million mortgage holders in this country are already struggli

of july and replaced by the command of an elite and military unit since then, magenta has entered jasmine a t corporation with friends over colonial power, french president emanuel macro and said $1500.00 french soldiers will withdrawal by the end of the year. of that sort of the vision seem to be the only legitimate leader of new jersey is present buzzer mix was elected by his people with that he was at school today. he is being held hostage if i skip the victim of this crew because he wasn't getting gray for phones because there's ethnic score cycling going on. this is on this. there's a lot of political cowardice that the honda ex wife process decided to bring a think baset of several diplomats back to friends and that's all full of holes. we're putting an end to a miniature corporation was encouraging. these are with ortiz, because they don't want to fight terrorism anymore. like they want to go back. until last night, the friends had been defying magenta's orders to with joy its troops and remove it, some boss of the general dominique of tongue call. as a former chief of the un frenc

with me is in the studio is representative jasmine crockett.ank you forjoining us. we spoke to each other a few days ago and you said, "i absolutely anticipate a shutdown." what changed today? you anticipate a shutdown." what changed toda ? ., ~ ., ~' anticipate a shutdown." what changed toda ? ., ~ ., ~ ., today? you know, i think that the seaker today? you know, i think that the speaker decided _ today? you know, i think that the speaker decided to _ today? you know, i think that the speaker decided to be _ today? you know, i think that the speaker decided to be an - today? you know, i think that the speaker decided to be an actual. speaker decided to be an actual historian and history has not treated republicans get when they have shut down the government. and i think that the democrats did a really good job of explaining to america that if there is a shut down, it will squarely be at the feet that the republicans. the speaker didn't want that. if he has any chance of trying to maintain control of the house in the midterm or in the next pres

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since then, the gen says, and it has ended that new jasmine, she cooperation with friends, the former colonial power, french president, emanuel macro, and said 1500 friends. so this will withdrawal by the end of the, or that sort of the vision seem to be only legitimate leader of news. yeah, he's present, but assuming was elected by his people with that today, he's being held hostage. if i skipped the victim of this crew because he wasn't gonna break for phones because there's ethnic score cycling going on. this is on this. there's a lot of political calendars that the honda ex wife process decided to bring it back to the several different months back to friends and that's also it was home. we're putting an end to a miniature corporation with a car. and these are with ortiz, because they don't want to fight terrorism anymore. they want to go, well until last night, funds have been defying. the agenda is all just to withdraw its troops and removing some boss of the general dominique that your call is a former chief of the you in french military mission. i asked him what he thought was

tonight they needed a bumper up from her usual role as ensemble and understudy to playing princess jasmine. >> all right, yo, yo. >> the only problem she was on a flight scheduled to land at 5 p.m. in jfk airport and curtain was set to open at seven an m, not enough. so at the suggestion of her boyfriend, michaela says she asked a flight attendant if she could get off the plane first. and when she explained her predicament, the staff and crew went all out. >> yeah, ain't never gonna be like me. >> the pilot came to meet michaela and told her he would personally see to it that she arrives to her big moment on time. they bumped mchale out of first class, got her water to rest. her voice changed the arrival gate to be closer to customs and then ordered her a helicopter ride. wait, what? >> introducing blade ultra. >> okay. apparently there's a company called blade that's like uber for helicon air rides. it's about $175 a pop. so about the same as uber. you don't want to go for a ride, do you? the helicopter then took michaela from jfk to manhattan and seven minutes, and then she just had to t