jenny also gets another update. and what you're doing, i'm really looking forward to performing an evolution kind of thing. but in order to get ready for the event, and i will need to make some adjustments to my controller to say it was that i think it either the guides good at this time. i won't have the 10 devices, but what i'd like to i also want to build hypoth sensitive control is for both of my hands. would all go down and take it. i could advise that the whole sets up should be integrated into a new wheelchair government for you. therefore i need to have a new table which rests on the top of my knees account. the problem will be that a soon as i move as little as it may be, the whole thing will be shaking 20 cover for that anyway. then i will work with a flat surface and try to arrange everything on top of it. that's definitely going to be the most difficult part we'd have to was you don't think the most of the people to help me with this. and i pray that the plan goes well, give us about 133, or the 10th or

jenny also gets another update. and what you're doing, i'm really looking forward to performing an evolution comes in. but in order to get ready for the event, and i will need to make some adjustments to my controller to say, what did i say? did i do that? one guides good at this time? i won't have the 10 devices, but what i'd like to i also want to build hyper sensitive control is for both of my hands and all go down and take it. i could advise the whole sets up should be integrated into a new wheelchair government for you. therefore i need to have a new table which rests on the top of my knee. is it down to the front room will be that a soon as i move as little as it may be, the whole thing will be shaking the 27th without any way that will work with a flat surface and try to arrange everything on top of it. that's definitely going to be the most difficult part we have to was it only cost a most of the people to help me with this a lot. and i pray that the plan goes well as you can figure out what the priority to

jenny is on his way across the country. he's heading to the evolution championship series, which is taking place in touch here. now you and jenny often look online together. they read it makes in real life. the ego is a us american classic among offline tournaments. since the ninety's game is have completed and it's across various formats. as of 2016, the ego has also been contested in japan. this time moving 7000 players have signed up a bit 3 days. they'll compete in 7 different games. the best 8 players in each category getting to the finals on the big stage. and it's all the action jenny's camera is setting up his controls. meanwhile, now, yeah, it's on the other side to see every now getting ready for his 1st fight. jenny has a big problem and he's missing some crucial screw and use that he's left at home. but i so i really need those screws to stabilize my table. 5, just cold, my friend who will try to buy them at a d i y store near his place. it's jenny isn't ready in the next few hours. all his assets will go to was

jenny? i agree, america is supposed — democracy. jenny? supposed to be the beacon - democracy. jenny? i agree, america is supposed to be the beacon of- is supposed to be the beacon of democracy, we need a speaker in the house _ democracy, we need a speaker in the house of— democracy, we need a speaker in the house of representatives, particularly at this time where we need _ particularly at this time where we need a _ particularly at this time where we need a single united voice from the us on— need a single united voice from the us on foreign policy, needs to be issuing _ us on foreign policy, needs to be issuing statements and a strong, definitive — issuing statements and a strong, definitive way. and it is embarrassing — we are laughing about it now— embarrassing — we are laughing about it now but _ embarrassing — we are laughing about it now but it— embarrassing — we are laughing about it now but it has really serious ramifications, and it's an embarrassment. ., ~ embarrassment. anthony, can you mark our card for us? — embarrassment. a

jenny: it's unusual that happens.in you are getting paid pretty well in the fixed income market. if inflation is 4%, you are getting in high yield almost 9%. those are not bad returns and even if rates go up a little bit you will have a little degradation. i actually think you are getting paid in these markets for the risk. alix: we love talking to you, you are so honest and thoughtful. jenny johnson, franklin templeton c -- ceo. let's turn to wall street eat, today we are heading down to new york city, sonali bassett is live outside where jury selection is underway in the trial of sam bankman-fried. opening argument are set to begin today. what are you watching, what is the vibe there? ? sonali: interesting and strange day where you have sam bankman-fried's hair making news. he has shown up here, his parents are here at the southern district of new york. they are still going through jury selection, looking for 12 jurors, six alternates and this will amount to what they think is the start of opening arguments today. t

0 to 10. >> jenny. >> jenny. >> oh, jenny, i think it's the same thing because he's really a sweet manmpfire. so i guess he's very macho. okay number. i'll give him an eight. >> eight. okay. >> eight. okay. >> just the numbers now, claire. seven, seven and david. yeah we'll go for an eight as well, i think. >> there you go. >> there you go. >> we're scoring the rock. okay, let's power through these. now. who's this guy? it's arnold schwarzenegger. his new book is out, which i'm enjoying. it's called useful. he called be useful. but is he useful department called be useful. but is he use'of department called be useful. but is he use' of ten, department called be useful. but is he use'of ten, please. department called be useful. but is he use'of ten, please. david. rtment out of ten, please. david. >> seven, seven. >> seven, seven. >> jenny four for claire. >> jenny four for claire. >> five. oh, blimey . >> five. oh, blimey. >> five. oh, blimey. >> okay, how about this hunk ? >> okay, how about this hunk? the prime minister. rishi sunak . the prime minister. rishi sunak. do we even bothe

jenny: i am a born and raised new yorker.ound my first tech company in 2007 everyone said, this is a terrible place to start. really? there was incredible talent here. we have some of the best engineering schools. we have wall street, we have real estate, we have every multinational here. i dug in my heels and built my company here while everyone was heading west. it has taken a long time for our ecosystem to develop but it is a thriving ecosystem. but it has taken time. from 2007 to now, more than 15 years. caroline: in terms of number of venture capital deals being signed, it is second behind san francisco and the bay area. what has been a real catalyst? we know there have been the data dogs that put money back into new york. has that helped or has that carved too much of a niche? jenny: it has been amazing to see how the ipo's have catalyzed the systems. the founders make a bunch of money, and not just the founders, the teams. they may buy a nice house they put it right back into the ecosystem. what is interesting about ou

leaving jenny and parents like her feeling stuck. like, what do you do? what do you do? you. it's a public school system. it's supposed to be accessible to everybody. >> what do you do? jenny believes the solution needs to come from the district, and she believes it starts with staffing. pay people a livable wage and make sure that you're retaining the best teachers, right? >> yeah. all right. thank you, melanie. >> all right. well, coming up, we've talked about climate change and the climate crisis, but what role is it having on family planning? you're going to hear from people who say it's a major factor in their decision to grow their families. abc7 news at five continues in a moment season will be delayed at least two weeks. the delay is part of an effort to protect migrating humpback whales that could become entangled in netting from the crab traps this season, traditional opens november 15th, but now officials with the department of fish and wildlife will reevaluate the risk to whales on november 17th to see if the commercial season can open by december 1st. >> climate

jenny hill in kyiv, thank you very much — town. jenny hill in kyiv, thank you very much up _ town.n kyiv, thank you very much up to date on the - town. jenny hill in kyiv, thank you | very much up to date on the latest from ukraine. one person has died, and four are missing after two cargo ships collided off germany's north sea coast, the german rescue agency says. several people are missing after two cargo ships collided off germany's north sea coast. one dead, four missing after ship sinks in north sea: german rescue agency. the british registered vessel verity, seen here in 2017, reportedly collided with another ship and is believed to have sunk. live now to our correspondent, hywel griffith, who is the newsroom. what more can you tell us about this story? what more can you tell us about this sto ? ., ., , ., ., story? yeah, i have been following the maritime _ story? yeah, i have been following the maritime tracking _ story? yeah, i have been following the maritime tracking database - story? yeah, i have been followingl the maritime tracking database ship so we know that the va

jenny down 21% in a week, a little worse than that earlier man, it's been brutal.traight days of decline the worst week since march of 2020 what now >> in may we bought two stocks, stanley black & decker and whir whirlpool. phenomenal long-term companies while they were pandemic beneficiaries. we thought overcorrected and overcorrected for a consumer that was going to be weak. you thought the consumer was going to lay down and die. stanley black & decker reported they're up 8%. great numbers. they both reported yesterday and today and now we have whirlpool down 20%, as you said. what i did this morning, i actually added to it >> you added to it i was going to ask you that. >> here is the thing, our previous earnings guidance was $16 to $18 a share they lowered the guidance so now it's $16 a share where do you sit today with this you're trading at about seven times earnings, have a nearly 7% dividend yield, a company that's producing $16 of earnings that covers the $7 dividend, and one of the things that happened this quarter was actually our investment thesis sped

drr you have any thoughts on that, jenny? it you have any thoughts on that, jenn ? , ., jenny?here when you were talking about the way that we i were talking about the way that we have inquiries in the uk. it is kind of way of making hard decisions and taking them into the long grass. we will impose sanctions that means we will impose sanctions that means we will not have to take the tough bird decisions and saying that they are less relevant if there is an axis where they can just trade route for each other and so it is a way of avoiding really leading and taking tough decisions. we avoiding really leading and taking tough decisions.— avoiding really leading and taking tough decisions. we are all in the rloom at tough decisions. we are all in the gloom at the _ tough decisions. we are all in the gloom at the moment _ tough decisions. we are all in the gloom at the moment because i tough decisions. we are all in the gloom at the moment because of| gloom at the moment because of everything happening around the world so we may want to choose therapy. you think there there is a fu

you mean i agree with jenny.ome on. >> come on. >> come on. >> come on. >> what is it? is it more ridiculous than just accepting defeat ? defeat? >> because that's what's happening. okay. so first of all, the opera is never over until the fat lady sings, right? so we still have a way to go for elections. but what's wrong now is that we have a situation where we're voting against something rather than for something rather than for something . and that never works something. and that never works because that's how trump won. trump won because you love him or loathe him, he stood for something. yeah. and so people voted for the something that he stood for. yeah. boris did that. bofis stood for. yeah. boris did that. boris won because he stood for something. love him or loathe him, people voted for something. we have keir, we have rishi, and we can't figure out what either of them both pretending, both pretending to be something that they're not. >> right. keir starmer, who tried to get jeremy corbyn elected twice and

look how long it took netflix to get there. >> but jenny let me finish. >> but jenny points out the valuelooks at disney and says to the point jenny made, it's only being valued on the theme parks. right? >> the success of the theme parks it has much more to offer than the theme parks they can figure out how to turn the -- >> right. >> so my position on disney is, i would like to buy it. classic company. it's not overly expensive compared to historical norms at 0 times, but i'm not so sure the downside is done until they flesh it out. i'm not sure they tonight need to do management. while nelson peltz's track record has been okay as an activist, it's great to have a fresh set of eyes here. let's not forget that iger came in and just criticized chapek. guess who put chapek in there and groomed him and went into streaming and cut the deal with fox. >> we know, bob iger. >> he's a quality ceo but i'm glad you have fresh eyes there and hopefully something happens. >> that's what i thought joe meant, the fresh eyes. >> the put can come and be financial, the put can come from the perspective of

kit: and to top off the look, jenny applied formless beauty's lip gloss.ance is one of our super, super high shine glitters. it's so moisturizing. there's no stickiness. it stays on. all right, applied the lip gloss. ready to go. kit: and she's ready to hit the access set. joining us now, the great jenny mccarthy. what's up, everybody? cheers. kit: cheers. and you can catch jenny on the masked singer wednesdays at 8:00 pm on fox. scott: it's such a fun show. zuri: yeah. scott: well, now to chelsea handler, our exclusive interview. she's on a comedy tour right now that you cannot miss, which means she's traveling a lot. so when we met up, i figured it was my turn to give her a ride. chelsea! what's up? what's up? - what's up? oh, my god. this is so romantic. i brought my baby, too. this is bernice. scott: bernice. are we seriously getting on the bus? yeah. all right, here we are. chelsea: oh, my gosh. the pantages. the first time i've ever performed at the pantages. oh, there's a picture of me. look! scott: see? chelsea: that's me, as a baby. well, i wasn't

jenny, ron, thank situation in the middle east.nk you very _ situation in the middle east. jenny, ron, thank you very much - situation in the middle east. jenny, ron, thank you very much for- situation in the middle east. jenny, ron, thank you very much for that. | ron, thank you very much for that. while around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. a court in russia has extended the pre—trial detention of a russian—american journalist by six weeks. a lawyer for alsu kurmasheva condemned the decision as too harsh. she works for radio free europe — radio liberty in the czech republic. she was detained last week, accused of having failed to register as a foreign agent. the us said it was another example of the persecution of american citizens by russia. the president of the philippines has ordered an investigation into two collisions involving chinese boats in disputed waters of the south china sea. manila says one of its supply vessels was damaged on sunday. president ferdinand

some mps once taken and nigel gardner and jenny barnet have their and jenny barnet will have their say. in the this say. that's in the clash. this is axing . england manager is good axing. england manager kevin keegan has sparked outrage after saying he doesn't after saying that he doesn't like female pundits talking about the men's game. is he just saying what most blokes are actually thinking in england's most capped male footballer peter shilton takes on lionesses legend faye white. that's later. plus rishi sunak has sealed a new deal with the u's border agency to help us get tough on illegal migration. but can we really count on the support of our european neighbours or do we need to take tougher action like, oh, i don't know, turning back the boats. former conservative minister ann widdecombe weighs in shortly. and kyra kennedy joins me to explain why rishi's plan to permanently stub out cigarettes is illiberal and anti conservative and part of a wider totalitarian agenda in politics in general. but tomorrow's newspapers , front pages, they're newspapers, front pages, they're also

leaving jenny and parents like her, feeling stuck. what do you do? what do you do?it's a public school system. it's supposed to be accessible to everybody. >> so what do you do? jenny believes the solution needs to come from the district, and she believes it starts with staffing, making sure that you're paying these teachers a livable wage and also doing your best to retain the best teachers and the best support staff. >> yeah, makes sense. >> thank you, melanie. >> new guidance is coming in from the cdc when it comes to the vaccine for m-pox, it's now recommending routine vaccinations for those at high risk. abc7 news reporter zach fuentes breaks down what the recommendation mean with local health experts and officials. >> it was more than a year ago that lines wrapped around blocks with people hoping to get monkeypox now called m-pox vaccines may 2nd, 2022. >> the who got their first report of a non traveler getting m-pox and then it suddenly started really spreading. >> but by august that same year, cases started to come down and it really was us getting the vacc

sometimes it worries me , jenny. worries me, jenny. >> sometimes people don't want to hear the truth.nt to hear truth. if we honestly hear the truth. if we honestly live world now where, you live in a world now where, you know, jenny's taylor is not enough define what sex you enough to define what sex you are, we live arguably in a post truth era, niall. i mean, who defines truth ? defines the truth? >> yeah, that's that's that's a good point here. and i have to you know, i have to say here that, you know, these these calls from the left to define the truth are are sinister and nefarious and dangerous, actually. and it's designed to inhibit also think freedom of speech and we cannot go down that path where you have left wing politicians defining what they believe is , listen, i will they believe is, listen, i will quote jesus christ . quote jesus christ. >> and he said , strap yourselves >> and he said, strap yourselves in, lads. >> there we go. >> there we go. >> right self be true. listen unto thy self be true . we have unto thy self be true. we have to have a conscience . and peopl

joining us with more is jenny harrington and gordon johnson. great to have you here.g. >> thanks. >> good morning. >> i'm going to start off with jenny. higher for longer. how does that impact for you? you are known as our resident dividend investor. does that change the thesis? >> not at all. it really is because of the inflation component. that 5% sounds really great, but it sounds better with 2% inflation. right now, cpi is at 3.7%. your real rate of return on the 5% treasury is only 1.3%. if you buy a treasury bond and you are getting 5% and holding until maturity, that is all you are getting. the coupon yield maturity will not grow. on dividend stocks, the average growth over the past 70 years has been 5.7%. not only do you have potential capital appreciation, but because they're stocks on the share price, but you have the dividend growing. that out paces inflation in an important way. one more thing, frank -- >> higher for longer, you are still bullish on dividend stocks? >> even more so. >> gordon, you are active on the options market. particularly short sellin

jennie harrington. >> -- just closed their merger and got a great set of assets.asing third-party sellers activity in preparation for the holidays. >> joseph terranova? >> costco, the economies of scale and strong momentum. >> okay. >> wti it's about to hit 83. diamondbacks as an 11% free cash flow yield. -- five months out, you get 5% income, 15% or returns if it gets caught away. >> good stuff. good having you back at the desk as well. thank you very much. oil is selling sharply. all right, i will see you in closing thoughts. jason now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> thank, you scott. hello, everybody. i'm kelly evans. here is what is ahead this hour. labor is cooling. yields are stabilizing, but the drama in washington is heating up. so is america's labor movement. one -- happens to pull off a soft landing, could also end up backfiring. happy wednesday, everyone. we will explain all of that ahead. plus, if you are a company that has a big chunk of that coming to, this time he could not be worse. that is exactly why gina sanchez is bailing on this name. she has two more and one that

jenny, be frightened about.u. >> come through . >> come through. >> come through. >> look, as long as we have migration , as long as we have migration, as long as we have a world which is drying up and flooding the people should be making decisions for humanity, not for corporate interests. and not for corporate interests. and not for corporate interests. and not for making money. we rishi sunak has just stop zero net zero, he doesn't care. he wants to have coal mines . who do you to have coal mines. who do you believe i'm an innocent layperson in this . i want to layperson in this. i want to believe you, toby. i want to trust you. but i can't. >> jenny barnet, brilliant to have you on the show. delightful. first encounter, the first of many. i sincerely hope. also my thanks to free speech champion toby young. your reaction, mark at cbnnews.com . reaction, mark at cbnnews.com. coming up in uncanceled, as the police turn a blind eye to calls for terror on british streets , for terror on british streets, are they

mr rubiales kissed forward jenni hermoso on the lips following spain women's world cup final win overngland. at first he refused to resign, before eventually stepping down in september. in a moment, we'll have the latest weather forecast, but over the weekend heavy rainfall caused flooding in several places. in lanchester, county durham, ten homes were evacuated and local shops were damaged. in hastings, a shopping centre was evacuated and the fire service warned people to avoid the area. and in the cornish town of looe, residents waded through knee—deep water. the environment agency has 56 flood warnings in place ahead of storm ciaran on wednesday. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. i wish i could tell you things were going to calm down, but actually the reverse looks set to be true. the jet stream, the winds high up in the atmosphere, in a very lively mood. thisjet atmosphere, in a very lively mood. this jet stream is going to be racing its way across the atlantic over the next few days. when�*s in the core of the jet high above our heads likely to touch 230 mph. that

jenny the donkey from -- >> oh, from "banshees of inisherin. >> seth: "banshees of inisherin.>> big year for mickey >> seth: the cast of "the secret life of pets" which i feel like came out awhile ago. >> right [ laughter ] but they've achieved >> seth: and then the winner was tortoises, comma, all. >> all tortoises >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] i mean, it does -- it makes sense people were lined around the block. >> yes you want to know you want to -- there were big upsets i mean, jenny the donkey is probably really upset. >> seth: i know, jenny was like - looked at the nominees and was like, "it's my year. >> "it's my year," but no. >> seth: the good news for jenny is, based on "the secret life of pets" cast, jenny might get nominated ten years from now >> definitely, definitely. >> seth: don't give up >> if colin farrell can make a comeback, so can jenny >> seth: that's true [ laughter ] pete davidson is hosting this week >> yes >> seth: now, that must be the first time someone you've worked with has come back to host is that -- >> yeah, that's true >> seth: that's a real pas

at the national and international level for 3 years. 2 months sparked a scandal with soccer player jenny'sal on 20 august. rubialis violated the thirteenth article of the disciplinary code - offensive behavior - violation of the principles of fair play. this decision is still a reasoned decision, which, if requested , will subsequently be published. fifa reaffirms its absolute commitment to respecting the protection of the integrity of all people and ensuring compliance. basic rules of decent behavior. you can understand the loving football official. the spanish women won the world cup for the first time, emotions overwhelmed functionary. and the football player herself did not complain on the victorious evening, claiming that this was just a sign of sympathy, and other players of the spanish national team took the incident as a joke. therefore, when the moral commertons of the new ethics got down to business, rubiyalis was categorical and was not even going to apologize , calling the people who criticized him idiots. month and opens a case against him, but he himself doesn’t think about r

but the owner, that suffice, suffice a jenny. i would say, you know, at least 50 percent don't make it. that's just the educated guess. but it's, it's a fair number because you know, we, we know that it's a very, very dangerous risky trip. what makes someone not to fly successful was investigated? what we did was we went and examined some past butterfly specimens. and i have one right here. some specimens of mark butterflies that had been collected by myself and by some other researchers. and we use computer software to examine their, their features of their wings. $400.00 butterflies, well analyzed, the insects that reached that destination have 3 percent less black and 3 percent more white on the wings. it's built, the old 19 white's and black spots could interact with some light in a way that cools and heats the arrows of the wing. this may cause the to rise reducing drug. the insects can then fly more efficiently in foster. what a exciting things about this project is that so we're sort of discovering a new phenomenon in term

oh, we seem to have lost jenny. jenny was on us now on our i'm hey, i'm here and it, oh you're hear me. yes, i'm sorry. ok. yes i'm here. i would just want to say looking quickly into the future, now it's clear that the is really response. we are seeing scattered bombings and gaza. but it was very limited in the way it can operate and gaza because of the many it is really hijacked and captured and brought back into gaza. it will be definitely. um, almost certainly we will see is where the troops on the ground and gauze over just something to try to refrain from. but who will also be is really, is very much like, is there anything much careful than looking into what's happening in the north a border will head fall off of who's an ally of come us, be joining the, the attacks with launching massages to the north of israel, we need to always keep an eye on what happening in west bank, where we have basically stopped us in control, but also militants there who might want to join in. and that would then we might see class

." ♪ [ cheers and applause these are two of our writers, amber and jenny. >> i'm black >> and i'm gaye both women. >> seth: and i'm not so here's how it works i'll read the setups to these jokes, and amber and jenny will read the punchlines. here we go according to the american heart association, lesbians have worse heart health than straight women. >> because they have a tiny little heart attack every time they remember cate blanchett is straight [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. "vanity fair" recently published an article titled "why black audiences love italian american screen icons." >> the answer is because we thought they were light-skinned black people [ laughter ] >> seth: what made you think that >> because they're always cooking. >> seth: oh. [ laughter ] a conservative group is protesting a westin hotels ad that features a lesbian couple lying in bed together. >> even more disturbing, they're wearing natural deodorant. [ laughter ] >> seth: jenny, how can you tell they're wearing natural deodorant? >> because they stink. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, i know. according to abc news,

for jenny take some 2 months. it could be up to $4000.00 columbus low. and the creatures a tiny, lots of flies weighed less than a paperclip. during the annual journey, they can cover 160 kilometers in a day. but the owner of the boss defies to 5 to johnny. i would say, you know, at least 50 percent don't make it. that's just the educated guess. but it's, it's a fair number because, you know, we, we know that it's a very, very dangerous, risky trip. what makes someone not to fly successful was investigated? 400 butterflies were analyzed. the insects that reached that destination have 3 percent less black and 3 percent more white on the wings. it's built the ultimate team, white's and black spots could interact with sunlight. and the way that cools and heats the arrows of the wing. this may cause the ad to rise, reducing drug, the insects and then fly more efficiently and foster one of the exciting things about this project is that. so we're sort of discovering a new phenomenon in terms of butterfly wing colors. right? and in terms of what they're for, li

>> con el tributo de jenni rivera, por ejemplo, en la voz de chiquis, que estuvo junto a calibre 50.s de un suspiro por ahí al recordar todas esas canciones de la diva de la banda y las mayores ganadores de la velada fueron justamente peso pluma, ocho galardones, bad bunny siete. carol dice llevo cinco, la hermosa, llevo cuatro ya más o menos vemos cuál es la tendencia musical que cierra. está cerrando este 2023. bueno, hablemos ahora de otros. >> no son los Ángeles azules los cantantes que también estuvieron ? bueno, no son eso, sino que estos son de los que vuelan los blue ngc, que están listos para sacarlos, surcar los cielos del área de la radio. este viernes a domingo para la semana de la flota en san francisco. pues ahí lo tienen. >> el comandante alex mata es uno de los seis pilotos de los aviones de combate. dijo que volar aquí tiene un significado especial porque es de los pocos sitios donde el equipo vuela cada año. >> este año, un miembro del equipo está haciendo historia. la comandante mandalay es la primera mujer piloto que tiene el equipo. los pilotos recordaron a la fa

jenni hermoso is named in the spain squad for the first time since winning the world cup. the semifinals of the rugby world cup are approaching. we'll bring you the teams for the huge match between argentina and new zealand. now, new zealand continued their winning run at the cricket world cup with a thumping 149—run win over afghanistan in chennai. afghanistan had the better of the early proceedings, taking three wickets in nine balls to leave new zealand struggling at "0—4. but a solid partnership between captain tom latham and glenn phillips of over 100 steered them towards a 288 total. the bowlers then took over with a clinical performance as afghanistan were all out for 139 in reply. we know that every game is a tough game. afghanistan today was no different. you know, we obviously started off pretty well but there was moments in the game there where, you know, we were kind of battling a little bit and it was kind of on a knife edge for a while so it was nice to get to a score, i guess, the partnership between tom and gp was massive for us and then, you know, the pres

jenny low stumps training the 1st of 3 disciplines, the classics and all of them. he has to round 6 boys of to each successful pos, the 9 get show the test and the show to the line, the more difficult it gets to pass the voice. it's not sending those strongest discipline this early in the year. even a champion can still take a tumble skis on turning it, so if you're breaking instead of continuing to turn the size of a menu shoots away and get ripped out. keep going into this argument. every single word, the full force more comfortable, not you right? know you are just getting a bits of force to attack the boys to be in spite we're much better than somebody $2.00 and $4.00. not so dude you to basketball and then they'll go in the direction you the realities. we might show that it's beautiful and amazing to be on the water water skiing, having fun and everything. but the realities are that any to, anytime we can get hit from, from the russian missiles. so one error rages on a is going off. that means that there is a hair danger and it could be a potential missile str

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so today has provided some jelly fish and sent me to go jenny's collaborating shall. be on a visa. please can we cook for the jedi face. okay so now cornell dental. yeah yeah. this is two different spaces all jelly fish this brown is perfect to its overall all night mods there's only cold. to create the most tender jelly fish aims to cook it tony but first we wash it in an ice. amazing to ensure it doesn't lose the taste of the sea yeah i know of for you all seasoning low salt not that all the oil okay so we're cooking this through v. is in the water why did you decide to watch with go jelly your available. to children all get 5% lag may. yeah when the jellyfish comes out to be it's finished off in the office the panel had the vision for the future i mean that is truly truly exciting. using traditional italian cooking with striking martin ingredients fat biondo plans to set up the jelly fish with pets of campari gin and possibly on the bed of italian. we have a date. it's not like it's you. it's time for me to taste for pianos creation i'm the coach and the team has joined us to se

it is prevalent across the country, jenny and it is not getting better. >> right.e didn't hear about new york is they had lowered the standards, they lowered the bar and still students are struggling. so, parents need to be vigilant, they need to be asking their teachers is my child on grade level when it comes to reading and math. if not why. and what are you going to do. sometimes these test scores seem too far removed from our individual child that we immediate to know how our child is doing and address learning loss and get students caught up. >> trace: is the whole truth is, she is right, you cannot continue to lower standards in hope that proficiency goes up. >> yeah, you know one of the things i think everyone learned as a country from covid is that parents have so much control and oversight over their kids' education. it's when we stand up as parents and basically take back the agency of our kids schools and say, no, we are going to have a say in what they learn, taught the abc's, we don't want them indoctrinated, in difficult, dangerous situations. when yo

jenny town. i'm going to introduce each of them more fully in a minute. despite the passage of 70 years since the end of the korean war, lasting peace on the korean peninsula remained elusive, and security concerns stemming from this conflict continue to echo far beyond the region. the alliance between the republic of korea and the united states, forged in mutual sacrifice seven decades ago, remains a key linchpin for peace and prosperity in east asia, and as we have reaffirmed in recent months, the u.s. commitment to this alliance is ironclad. in april, president biden welcome south korean president yoon for a visit in which the two leaders unveiled the washington declaration to reinforce extended deterrence and respond to north korea's growing nuclear threats. that same month, senator romney and i and our colleagues passed a bipartisan senate resolution to honor the 70th anniversary of our historic alliance, and president yoon also addressed a joint session of congress. in august, president biden posted a historic summit, and deepened our trilateral coo

jenny: it feels like this soft landing is may be a recession but not a bad one.llenge, i think, is whether or not the fed can -- there are headwinds to getting inflation down. look at wage pressure on things like the auto strike and a lot of discussion that if they are successful you will start to see other unions striking. sure enough today you had 75,000 employees at kaiser permanente on start looking for wage increases. those will be very inflationary. oil, obviously the price of oil trends down a little but is still high. so my gut is the fed raises one more time. why not? it's built into the market. then the question is, how quickly can it cut? rising that even -- i think that even, it certainly will not happen the second half of next year, and as long as you leave that, people are probably staying a little short duration, after this cut, you know, maybe we see investors go little further out on the curve. but, my fear is this sticks around for longer than the market expects. >> what are you thinking about doing in that kind of scenario? when you think about

san francisco resident jenny can too.been overseas with an international group of catholic churchgoers visiting holy sites. they were going to a holy cities and holy sites to madrid, rome, cairo, last one and their last destination is israel and >> for that, and these are very only cities and for them to go to and have prayer and have ceremony with one another jenny's daughter jemez says the group was in the israeli town of nazareth on saturday when the hamas attack occurred near the gaza strip. eventually the group traveled from nazareth to jerusalem. my mom is in good spirits. she's keeping her for the most part. majority of people are shaken up. there was an alarm that sound off at their hotel in jerusalem. cantu says her mom plan to fly back to the u.s. this week. but with major air carriers canceling flights out of tel aviv, she and 3 other americans in the group have now booked a flight out of amman, jordan, the two-hour car trip from jerusalem. my concerns is just, you know, a safe and transportation. and my hope i

the scandal surrounding the fatal kiss of soccer player jenny hermosa in the final of the women's world0 has raged for two months. rubialis violated article thirteen of the disciplinary code offensive. this decision can still be appealed to the fifa appeals committee , in accordance with the rule, mr rubialis has 10 days. request a reasoned decision, which, if requested, will subsequently be published. fifa reaffirms its absolute commitment to respecting the integrity of all people and ensuring respect for the fundamental rules of decent behavior. you can understand the loving football official. the spanish women won the world cup for the first time, and the functionary was overwhelmed with emotions. and the football player herself is victorious the evening she did not complain, she argued that this was just a manifestation. and other players of the spanish national team took the incident as a joke. therefore , when the moral sympathizers of the new ethics took over, rubiyalis was categorical and did not even intend to apologize, calling the people who criticized him idiots. 4 days afte

san francisco resident jenny can to has been touring holy sites in madrid, rome, cairo in israel. my mom is with catholic group right now. it was a pilgrimage that she found out from her church saint charles on sand. that nurse in san francisco jenny's daughter jemez says the group was in the israeli town of nazareth on saturday when the hamas attack occurred near the gaza strip. eventually the group traveled from nazareth to jerusalem. they are full of faith and full of prayer and constantly, you know, with positive boards and affirmations. and just i'm keeping the faith keeping the faith alive. and it's something that's been helping throughout this time as well. cantu says her mom plan to fly back to the u.s. this week. but with major air carriers canceling flights out of tel aviv, she and 3 other americans in the group have booked a flight out of amman, jordan, a two-hour car trip from jerusalem. my only concern is the transportation to the jordan border and then to the airport can to is reached out to congresswoman nancy pelosi's office and the governor's office. she's also re

jenny hill, bbc news. stands with the philippines in the face of what it called china's repeated "harassment" in the south china sea, describing china's actions as "dangerous" and "unlawful." it comes after a chinese coastguard boat and a philippine supply vessel collided in the south china sea. the filipino vessel was on its way to a philippine outpost in the second thomas shoal, where tensions have escalated in recent weeks. manila said beijing's "dangerous blocking manoeuvres" endangered the safety of the filipino crew. but china claimed it blocked the vessel because it was carrying illegal construction materials. it's the latest flare—up in a long territorial dispute in the sea — one of the world's busiest trade routes. earlier i spoke to dr bill hayton, who wrote a book about the disputes in the south china sea. he is associate fellow with the asia—pacific programme at chatham house. and we shared his view on these developments. well this ship has been on the second thomas show since may 1999 and it i

jenny craig institute for the study of war and democracy. it's great to see you all here this evening. we have a tradition here where we acknowledge whether they're