they're doing it in atlanta, jermaine to pre-'s home turf. as well. we will wait and see. i'm looking forward to seeing at this hit to hit, not to be completed with verzuz. staying on music, there is more happening. i want to talk about elton john and pop protests, britney spears. they are joining forces. the fan base is ecstatic about this. the rocket man himself and the princess of pop have remade john elton's -- elton john's favorite song, tiny dancer. it's very famous, if you hadn't heard, it go out and google. it wherever you don't love your music from, this is the jam. this new single is gonna drop on august 26th. a preview is about to hit your ears right here. take a listen. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> yay or nay, very quickly, donny? yay or nay? >> yay, brittani needs this. >> jade? >> yay, yay, yay! it's giving this is what freedom looks like. this is what a bounce back and a come back looks like. and she's doing it. jade mathis, donny meacham, thank you very much. and thank you for watching simone on this sunday! i'm simone sanders townsend, you can c

joining me now is terrell jermaine, star the father and house of the black diplomats podcast.w at the atlantic councils eurasia center. he's bus lashes and u.s. russia relations. terrell has spent a very significant amount of time in ukraine during the war. he has an uncanny ability to get close to people who is covering, capturing their challenges and hardships. and the lines a helping hand as well. he denies book multiple times at the start of the war, last peaking in april during one of his stays in the united states. as you can see terrell's back in ukraine. he is joining us now from lviv. , terrell it is very good to see you. i need an update. as you know i left lviv in april. it was a city that was resilient, a coffee culture city. it's a weak afternoon where you are. people there have tried to maintain their lives and faces a bore that is going on. >> absolutely will, first of all thanks for having me here on the show velshi. as you can, see i am in reno square where you've been several times in the heart of lviv. everything is going along normally. several times here t

luggage narration in your ocean of you know, don't ask, but he's pushing up idea enough ascii things. jermaine you. unless of de la, formed for michelle from your school for you to ask, you know, did you need your, if my toilet bubble got down to the citizenship? clementine john chill became the 1st financial donor. the fund eventually raised a total of more than $9000000.00 pounds sterling. but to sum up turning the snuff loaner by kimberly miller, the number of conventions which is repeated you before. pardon? you have got you could've been cute of top manager. i'm bringing my trust a jack or a boucher a thought of when you might be. you were still same. yes. you so you will she, she, i to the company ton of what was more or less to put on by. she was coming with clementine. chill chill undertook a 42 day tour of russian cities when she brought medical equipment for red army soldiers. ah, she met chilton factory workers and brought gifts to schools and children's homes. ah, and in this unique footage, she needs pioneers at the famous tank children's camp. ah, she might have come by beauty an

be taking part after years as a rebel who st anymore. hygiene is back in the chatting capital in jermaine are a member of the armed group national concord movement. his faction was one of more than 14, which recently signed a peace agreement with the government. not who we saw through the negotiations that lasted for 5 months. the best option for us as a political group is peace. there is no better option. the conflict has been going on for a long time. in many people have been affected. the deal between chad, the military government and the armed groups signed in utter capital. doha, have let the talks on the countries political future. this scheduled to start on saturday after years of turmoil, a crisis worth and last year, when mohammed restated be took power after the death of his father defined the constitution. the talk are set to last for up to 3 weeks, among the issues to be discussed or the constitution, and it's timeline for a national election. while many groups are expected to take part in the dialogue, others have rejected it, including the main arm group front for change and

but that's not even that jermaine because they decided they were his, he tried to hide them and to keep them after being repeatedly instructed to return them. major andrew weissmann spent years working the department of justice, most recently's as leeds prosecutor, in now teaches criminal and law at nyu university. he joins me now. andrea, let's just talk about the letter and what the letter, the letter that we now have from national archives, adds to the full picture of the timeline here and the efforts of the federal government went to to try to retrieve all of the classified documents that were supposed to be turned over. >> the letter is quite odd because it was disclosed first by john solomon, who works for the former president and his designate -- to the presidential records that would be kept by the national archives. but the letter is incredibly damning to the former president. it really is odd as to why he released it. the way it's damning is exactly as you say chris, which is the time period as to when the former president left office and today is the most damning evidence. th

jermaine i'm proud of you in thinking of your uncle. monty, i love you god keep you and bless you. thank you. [applause] >> good afternoon, everyone. thank you, mayor for you know giving uncle monty this honorable award. you know he has been in the community and raised us. i wanted to point on there was an individual that he raised and brought him up to be part of the community and we lost him that is chichi he was a baby and used to go with uncle monty to work every day. get him up at 6 in the morning. work at the boy's club and he had him doing all work all day and he was like. man, uncle monty keep making me do this work. and i justmented to thank uncle monty for raising us to be a part of the community and loving our people. uncle monty got he me to get my first car. gave me a car and went to the city auction. so uncle monty we didn't get you a car i was 18 and excited. got me up in the morning. went to the city auction the one at the pier. got me a car and helped me fix it up. he was an influence in my life. i was part of my community work was built on him. i want to thank you

i know that i worked at fox, in a time jermaine to this lawsuit, and i am going to be a careful dude, and stay as far away from this one as i, possibly, can. i wish everybody will, and i hope they find their results. >> i want to go back to the title of your book, and the second part of the title, which is, how to fight back. you say, we turned politics into a reality show, and got reality show caliber politicians. how do you fight back? how do you come back? >> you and i have special obligations as journalists? we have special obligations to the constitution, and to the rights that we are afforded. we can have fun, we can make it interesting, we can tell jokes, we can have a great time. but, if we know the work we are doing is harmful to republicans, we are obliged to not do it. there is a corollary for news consumers, two. how do you consume news? what you do with your own news consumption is part of your civic obligation. you have the civic obligations as a news consumer, to create different points of view, to understand what people think, and to consume enough information so, that

and we will give you one last look at jermaine travel times.nute drive through the altamont pass. > >> and we are going to take a le look at oracle park this mornin. the giants will be honoring forr out builder hunter penceofme babo the teendrrsubos. 2012 and he was a world series n with the giants that same year as well as in 2014. his plaque will be unveiled september 17. that is something i deftly am going to look forward too. > >> team pilot from elgin, trying trying to make history. the 17-year-old wants to become the youngest pilot to fly around the so low. reporter michele gile ct up with him during a pit stop. >> how was it? >> very good, thank you. it was very nice flight. >> reporter: the 17-year-old, who was -- in his attempt to set to set a record, got a kick out of passing by the hollywood sign sign monday morning. mack weatherford has gone from northern to southern california in the latest leg of the journey journey and made a lunch and fuel stop at the john wayne airport. >> welcome to orange county and john wayne airport. deligh

they have to be, as we say, jermaine. but, we know republicans will offer a lot of poison pill votes, in order to alter this delicate compromise that, has on board all 50 democrats, and not a single republican. whether democrats can keep that discipline together, i say, it is likely, but it's no sure thing. democrats and discipline? those are two things you don't often put in the same sentence. >> that's true. that lens me to my next question which is, the 30,000 for questioning. this process, it's been incredibly messy. i don't think anyone predicted it would take this long. maybe a few did. maybe a few predicted we would be of the spot, but not that many. the question, i suppose, in sheer political terms is, these are, obviously, huge objectives that the democrats have sought for decades. will they, materially, impact the midterm elections, or are they too late for voters to register as having altered their lives, essentially? >> this is a remarkable ten days, or so, for joe biden, whose approval rating, we know, has be

now, we know that droves of records have been stashed away trump's home, records that can still be jermaineation of the january six event. and by the way, the january 6th committee has not is not done investigating donald trump, not by a long shot. this week, the committee interviewed former cabinet member, and trump national security adviser, robert o'brien. according to the new york times, investigators asked robert o'brien about discussions inside the cabinet, about whether to invoke the 25th amendment to remove mr. trump from office. the committee has already sat down with three other trump cabinet members, treasury secretary steve mnuchin, secretary of state mike pompeo, and commerce secretary, elaine chao. they have also reportedly sought information from trump's education secretary, betsy devos. just last week, the committee's chairman, benny thompson, told reporters that they have spoken to pretty much every senior person in the cabinet, and for the most part, they have all indicated their willingness to talk to the committee. in other words, we may soon learn a lot more about what

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jermaine i'm proud of you in thinking of your uncle. monty, i love you god keep you and bless you.use] >> good afternoon, everyone. thank you, mayor for you know giving uncle monty this honorable award. you know he has been in the community and raised us. i wanted to point on there was an individual that he raised and brought him up to be part of the community and we lost him that is chichi he was a baby and used to go with uncle monty to work every day. get him up at 6 in the morning. work at the boy's club and he had him doing all work all day and he was like. man, uncle monty keep making me do this work. and i justmented to thank uncle monty for raising us to be a part of the community and loving our people. uncle monty got he me to get my first car. gave me a car and went to the city auction. so uncle monty we didn't get you a car i was 18 and excited. got me up in the morning. went to the city auction the one at the pier. got me a car and helped me fix it up. he was an influence in my life. i was part of my community work was built on him. i want to thank you uncle and i love

the easy when you deal with a lot of different surrounding contents that might not completely be jermaine to the subject project at hand. but because it impacts the built environment and so many people around us, it is really imperative we are mindsful of that. that said, i'm entirely ready to deny the appeal on the basis that the permit was properly issued. >> will that is a motion. that is your motion. >> yes. >> further comments. >> sure. is that your motion. >> i want to hear from other commissioners but i'm appropriateed make that motion. >> yes. >> commissioner lopez? >> yes, a quick point of information if i may ask a question mr. russy. i know that there are some you know preemption questions the state law with the ad ukase, i was hoping to get some input from you on the scope of review that is before us tonight. >> sure. deputy city attorney, your normal standards of review under section 26 of the business and tax code does not apply to this case that is a discretionary review to consider the affect on neighbors and other things like that. under the state ad u law, the permit fis