i called him jerry.joe says he doesn't know anyone like that. can't help us. and he wasn't unhelpful. he was actually quite willing to talk with us. he says he doesn't know anything about it. >> that is very disheartening. >> is a really a jerry? >> yes, there is. there is a man out there who is responsible for this. and i am not him. >> i got to ask you -- i mean, did you think about just getting divorced? >> yes. >> if you had just gotten divorced, none of this would have happened. you wouldn't be in there, i wouldn't be here talking to you. you would be in pennsylvania with your girlfriend and your wife would be angry at you. >> which would not have been the right thing to do to my family, in hindsight. >> but it beats murder. >> our interview finally ended. larry conceded to his guard that we weren't buying his story. story. while larry admitted liar, he never admitted to the bombing attempts, and -- would try to kill her. not until larry called her shortly after he was arrested, while connie was sti

and you don't get this sense talking down, jerry. and so they feel like the government's opening up being transparent and doing the kinds of things that need to be done to spend all the winning fall of money they're making from the huge european appetite for alger. and hydrocarbons in the context of the ukraine war. so all jerry is rich right now, but the citizens that really feeling well. yeah, exactly. as you just said, the, it, it can nomics is probably what's on the mind of the all gerry ends and certainly algeria has the 3rd largest economy in ask for current as you is saying it's rich and results to. so what's all the main issues that you every day, all jerry and is facing when it comes to a day on a day to day basis. and they're complaining about high prices, high price of food like like everywhere, unit, tomatoes, sardines, you know, all the staples cruise cruise that people eat are a high price is wages have gone up some but not enough. but i think, you know, when you start talking to jury, and one of the 1st things they sta

we trust jerry ford and you can get him nominated and passed in congress as your vice president.member the night that dad found out he was going to be vice president. and my mother was just heartbroken. she thought she was on the way out of politics and all of a sudden dad becomes vice president. and i will never forget my dad putting his arm around my mother and he said, don't worry, betty. vice president's don't do anything. and that was october of 1973 and we all know, 10 months later, nixon resigned and dad become president of the united states. peter: back to the night of august 8, 1974, watching the nixon speech, what was your parents' reaction? steven: i think they expected it was coming. it was very solemn. this was not a -- this was not a good moment for the american people, for the nation. this was a constitutional crisis. our great republic is a government of laws and not of men. here, the people rule. peter: steve ford, in that 12 hour period between the nixon resignation and your father being sworn in, what were those 12 hours like? steven: i don't think many of us s

who needs l. duty all jerry loan a. she venue ok to firms with home, but now face flows that keep them from retiring with the fund. that is the she by these bits of bread on just the diverse range of stories from across the globe. from the perspective of and network analysis era. the, [000:00:00;00] the other welcome back to watching else is there a reminder of our top story? is this our 3 quarters of a 1000000 people gathered on the streets of tel aviv haifa. and all the cities in one of the largest parts us in israel's history. they quote on the government, so it reads with deal to bring these rated counts as in the cause a home well in the gaza is role is once again targeting density populated refugee counts and residential areas of these 31 palestinians have been killed since the dawn on site today, israel's will and gaza is in a motive and important issue in jordan. but while it's having political rep precautions around the world, it doesn't seem to be dark here, fixing the countries upcoming parliamentary election

i think his name is jerry coin, jerry cole. and he says that you're under your leadership, scientific american, has neglected science in favor of pushing a progressive id. ology, does he have a point there? i mean, is there, as you say, really a democratic version of science and a republican version of science. you know, i think yeah, yeah, jerry's either jerry has a lot of time on his hands. he spends a lot of time criticizing us. we have not neglected science. we cover all the non political science just as much as we ever did. we've got a great story coming out on lucy. the officer looked at it guess if possible. we've got a lot of coverage of dark energy, dark matter, chemistry, biology. all the science that really doesn't, you know, makes the news. except when there's some great discovery in terms of what we cover that has to do with politics, we think it's our responsibility to share what we know about the science of abortion, access of transgender health care of climate science, and how important it is to expand access to

i think his name is jerry coined jerry cohn . he says that you're under your leadership, scientific american has neglected science in favor of pushing a progressive id. ology, does he have a point there? i mean, is there, as you say, really, a democratic version of science and the republican version of science? you know, i think yeah, yeah, jerry's about jerry has a lot of time on his hands. he spends a lot of time criticizing us. we have not neglected science. we cover, you know, all the non political science just as much as we ever did. we've got a great story coming out on lucy. the officer looked at the guess the possible. we've got a lot of coverage of dark energy, dark matter, chemistry, biology. all the science that really doesn't, you know, makes the news. except when there's some great discovery in terms of what we cover that has to do with politics, we think it's our responsibility to share what we know about the science of abortion, access of transgender health care of climate science, and how important it is to expand

that is where ice cream icons, ben and jerry are coming in. they've, they're launching a limited edition flavor called ka'al's coconut jubilee in our teaming up with moveon.org to try and turn out voters and win support for kamala harris and down valid democrats with us now ben cohen and jerry greenfield, the co-founders of ben and jerry's, and rahna epting executive director of move on. >> ben geraty, you first of all, because you are in vermont and vermont always gets precedence here how can ice cream changed the world we're going to help people register to vote and absolutely vote. >> i think that, you know, sometimes the idea of going out to vote as a little dry and we find that when you add ice cream to most thing it's a lot better and more fun now that you have a mouthful on going to ask you a second question i do wonder getting involved in politics? >> you guys have been involved in politics for decades and had been very clear here. you're voting for. do you ever worry about your brand when you get behind a specific candidate well first

jerry is capital l sheer. uh, some of the lots that makes it, as we mentioned, there was a boy kautz. uh we get a see the sign begin today of the but it's a very different connection. this time it down to from the one in 2019 where there was a very or street protests which you have for forced out the previous president. and this time around there is going to be a not just that know boycotts that are happening now. and you've got a new concept that has been fielded by the socialists 1st time in 2 decades. and you've got a lot of energy from the islamic fund tv and p. s has been who are saying that they are a real opposition to the president. not just for sure, but it is widely expected that this incumbent president, type of deductible is going to retake the presidency between speaking to voters and supporters. of all 3 parties, especially the supporters of the candidates sentences. yeah stick. but there are muted responses from people who say that there were 16 candidates to begin with and only 3 remain in the

>> jerry garcia? yet doesn't use conditioner. he is gonna say gwyneth paltrow doesn't own a gun wow, that's a go got them. things are, you know, she got about she had to deal with joe lanes used by the shooter all three are like entertainers are musicians and one's a pall, yeah paul you say attentions call each other paul, you heard it live when people call us. >> i have a guess i know this is a sincere guess. i don't know if it's correct. jerry garcia, cherry garcia, the ice cream flavor. i know there was some kamala harris ice cream flavor by ben and jerry's. and i feel like if dolly parton doesn't have an ice cream flavor named after her somebody's going to jail because she should and when it counts or doesn't eat so she wouldn't have am i in the right ballpark that's the nail on the head caught and kamala harris and jerry garcia all have inspired their own ice cream flavors. while gwyneth paltrow has inspired a candle that smells like her i guess we should all be glad that gwyneth paltrow did not do ice cream fair, it would p

jerry garcia cherry garcia, the ice cream flavor. i know there was some kamala harris ice cream flavor by ben and jerry's. and i feel like if dolly parton doesn't have an ice cream flavor named after her, somebody's going to jail because she should and when it patrick doesn't eat, so she wouldn't have am i in the right ballpark? >> that's the nail on the head went out of gwyneth paltrow's, gotten caught and kamala harris and jerry garcia all have inspired their own ice cream flavors. while gwyneth paltrow has inspired a candle well that smells like her well, i guess we should all be glad that gwyneth paltrow did not do ice cream probably tastes like rose quartz because she's always win with paltrow's best-selling candle is called this smells like my and if you're, wondering, who would buy a candle that smells like gwyneth paltrow's surprise. elton john the only person i would guess that math doesn't add up for me. i'll be honest. >> yes, your fellow mathematician, i would like to agree let's people who care about what someone's smell

come by jerry s right. just mind solve his country's fuel crisis by jerry and, and we got petrol. prices have increased to record levels even after they've done good. david finally africa's largest stops at selling gasoline, domestic and my geri us cost of living crisis, keeping millions of children away from education one and 3 of them out of school. and is it possible to end h? i v you reset shows that drugs come prevents people from contracts and the virus but on what.

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. >> martha: let's bring in jerry baker, editor at large for "the wall street journal" and wall street contributor. a lot of things i want to be with a specially with president biden saying he is in command and saying he was on the phone for a couple hours today and yesterday. >> obviously first and foremost this was a terrible human tragedy. so many people lost their lives and the damage to communities that will be long-lasting and c2 all of them. i think it does raise questions for president biden and president trump as you said it was been to the region, president biden saying that he doesn't want to go and what doesn't want to distract law enforcement with what would be necessary to look after him but i think that's a legitimate thing. there's a continuing question to which president biden is engaged on the hole. we saw over the weekend when he was asked about israel's strikes against yemen and he talks about and seems to interpret the question is about being the port strike. the more and more we see about president biden and the lame duck stages as presidency, the greater the ques

come by jerry s rich us mind solve his country's fuel crisis by germans ongoing that petrol prices have increased to record levels even after they've done good savings. finally africa's largest stop that sell in gasoline, domestic and my geri us cost of living crisis, keeping millions of children away from education one and 3 of them out of school. and is it possible to end h? i v new research shows that drugs come prevents people from contracting the virus, but on what price? the i, i'm eddie micah junior and you are welcome to the program that stops with a few facts about oil. nigeria is africa's largest producer and the exports of crude oil. last year africa's biggest importance of crude oil was also nigeria. in 2023, the country actually imports at the equivalent of all the oil refines, plus small. nigerians have been grown and none of the high price of the petro, the by, if they come by fuel, that's all that is. anyway, hoping that the new giant's done go to refine that we might ease matches. so you can only imagine the young guy when a day after the states, i all fam and then pc s

next time they say that tell jerry to get on the line right now. in the basement it wasn't amazon was a different drifter kind of thing i picked up that's all they fixed it immediately right which was good but they were caught and tyrus is right but this is the new media rate the only problem is she said the quiet part out loud that's if you put any reporter here this is what they would say that's the answer they give their biases baked in and it's also proof that this won't get better it's going to get worse before it gets better it won't fix itself and that is why we talk about friedman and i'm dead serious with the show all the shows on fox of the importance of having a diversity of opinion which is promoted and gives people an option to go and get real information and news this is the only way forward and to fix it. >> you're welcome charlie. kennedy charlie makes a good point aren't reporters basically just fleshy alexis just they're saying what they are supposed to say what they were told by their bosses and editors? >> they believe they are

jerry on the bass towards independence. but this was achieved at a colossal price. algeria by rights is considered to be a country of martyrs. according to the calculations of historians, the french colonists are responsible for the depths of one and a half 1000000. l. jerry and the total of the hollywood local. now i was working on the dream list for dreams come true. we have approximately 10000000 people in california that are risk of becoming on house. looks good and then pulls up something for working to 3 jobs and still not enough because the cost of living also has increased coal bags and then they'll bite just last year long. the amount of of homeless growth by 12 percent in california. the idea strikes rain, dont on the lab and all most the death toll reportedly exceeds 560 people in the past 48 hours with his bullet senior leader confirmed and killed. there is a show of capabilities, both in the south and in the north, and we need to continue on to a chief what we decided to reach the residents to the home safely.

cheryl: what was your reaction to jerry nadler falling asleep?, jerry nadler unfortunately is -- just didn't pay attention to the testimony and it's very unfortunate that he was not just rivetted by the dramatic testimony that really, really had an impact on us all. cheryl: i've got todd piro on set with me. >> a follow-up to what cheryl said, would that have been jerry nadler's presentation, his posture, sleepiness if this were a hearing he called on a made up charge against donald trump? >> that's a great point. we've seen him animated and unfortunately it's in the wrong direction. it's usually not focused on issues that are of concern to the american people, like the open border crisis. and so for him to not pay attention and not be listening to this testimony is definitely not being sensitive to the witnesses, but also to the conditions of the american people. cheryl: well, china is also in focus, in the house this week now that the house is back from its august recess, house republican leadership is bringing up crucial legislation that will

jerry looked down. you spent 200000000 just a new you time has vanished point yet the only thing you might want to say, i mean, how does your investigates, the ministers, millions in less than 1000 days. 1400 athletes will take part in the car 2026 youth. lympics, thanks to chinese loans. statins are being built, but the construction effort is stalling. senegal still doesn't have a functioning olympic sized swimming pool. they're trying to get people here to pay taxes in order to reduce the goals that fit china. the challenges many people here work in informal markets like this one and are struggling to survive. such measures triggered to riots in kenya. and at night, jerry, of this year at the for him on china, african cooperation in african leaders will call ford concessions to help them stay or flipped. isaac and leaders are going to be keen to negotiate some of the terms of these loans with regard to rescheduling the payments. despite the obstacles these asked, we still hope to make history. and whe

i'm all jerry and i hope that everyone move live in the head. this is about the future of our children and our grandchildren. many things will depend on it in the hospitals, universities purchasing power, the stability of the country, the opposition leaders had raised concerns about the heat and impact of early pools and mobilizing voters. unlike the boycotts and political turmoil of 2019, this political stability and no one rest incumbent president insist that a vote for him is a vote for of judy as prosperity. his critics accused him of containing freedoms and focusing more in perception, building and actually reform. but sees vitally expected to retain power. is the phone, say it's a real fight, and this supporters will give the president a tough time. but some parties in the far right and the far left of the political spectrum as in boy cotton as well, how much isn't surprised all his adult life. he hasn't missed voting in an election where the region in a residential location, nursing him to the people against the selection. we know who the

and jerry, you navigate are also coming up. poland urges the us sectors stay to list restrictions on, keep using long range weapons against russia. emergency teams rescue people from flood waters.

and you don't skip this sense talking down jerry. and so they feel like the government's opening up being transparent and doing the kinds of things that need to be done to spend all the wind fall of money they're making from the huge european appetite for alger and hydrocarbons in the context of the ukraine war . the still ahead of knowledge as 01 and 5 people living in jordan is palestinians . we ask of israel's warning jobs will have any in something said upcoming elections. and us health authorities are trying to figure out how someone is being affected with birds. so in the state of missouri, without having come into contact with an infected animal, the pod hit him in to be is israel and obstacles piece? i think that's the new thing you have on his government with these 5 digit, you say getting less of a thought provoking odd since the e you made weapons being used in guns? no guns should be used in an offensive way. that's our facing realities. you're running, mean what does he bring to the table, hard from the presidential go t

these well, the minister from bangladesh, with 360 homes in britain, jerry looked down. you spent 200000000, just a new agent you take has vanished up any point. yeah. the only thing you might want to say, i mean, how does your investigates the ministers millions as well as waiting assumptions after 2 days of promotion, test, positive members and civilians as well and have them commented on the explosions that says it's opening a new phase and it's gone down into the tenant, fight onto funds, and is there any host of a diplomatic solution? this is inside story, the hello and welcome to the program on elizabeth put on the people of 11 on our on edge 2 days of attacks toggles and communication devices have rational the country . thousands of people have been injured and 37 killed, including children. has bala, whose members with haga to says is the was security breach, since the one goes up again, it's blaming israel and has to, i tend to retaliate. the lebanese aviation authority has now banned pages and will pay till he gets from one aircraft with as well, moving, sold a

it happened in jerry county. the cause of the fire is still unfair. they died. my issue reports, anguish fills the air outside of primary school in central kenya. as parents wait for news on the face of their children, no amount of counseling can put them at ease. who do i have to? we need to know the truth. how is a bad it is? we want to know who's alive and who's not. they're not telling us any sending a fire tour through the hillside academy boarding school showing boys who were sleeping police said the average age of the victims was around 9. many are missing. the they have been telling us to white and white since last nights team p. m 2. now we don't know what is going on. they keep saying they are still investigating least them tell us about children. a deed can use government says that during was overcrowded in violation of safety standards. please say somebody's have been burned beyond recognition to leo know what we saw several children in the good being that i was just lucky to save. one of the things that i heard that he liked to die, which it was ver

and both jerry and i are deeply committed to that.our friendship came out of well, he was a fan from the days i was doing fridays. he was all for me when i was auditioning for the part. he wanted me for the part. >> oh, boy. thank you. and a, we have been neighbors ever. >> i was that you? okay. and you or the physical comedy guy? no one could bend and contort their body like you. >> how did you develop that? was that a lot of bruises and head bumps? i know i always wore padding. i was very scientific about that. really? truly. so i knew how to take falls and banging the walls and things like that. you know, it came quite natural. and of course, there were great affirmations when i saw the best at physical comedy, like keaton or chaplin or laurel and hardy doing the physical comedy. but it just came out of me, i think, in making my friends laugh. i could ride my bike into a bush and do it in such a way that they would just crack up and we'd all be laughing together. >> so yeah, yeah, yeah. >> we're watching you right now in your calvi

and you don't get this sense talking down jerry. and so that they feel like the government's opening up being transparent and doing the kinds of things that need to be done to spend all the wind fall of money they're making from the huge european appetite for alger and hydrocarbons in the context of the ukraine war. it's an artifact submission in ramallah is showcasing the work of a 31 year old palestinian journalist was placed under house arrest by his really authorities long ago. shakes, says that despite her movements being restricted, she's found or liberate and have some video missed from the conversation. we had an issue. the com before we swear to do well as to let you level daughter been to same decision and enjoy loving the lesson. what all of their emotional dilation debates based on that, and then we the lesson how, what is up tomorrow in the us feel free base decision where that can succeed model . if mr. henry, you telling me has to be know i'm going to put a home and then the other because i haven't been had it because

what was it like working with jerry?it was work. a lot of work. we all worked very, very hard but we were all into making comedy. getting into the swing of co comedy. both jerry and i are deeply committed to that. our friendship came out of -- he was a fan from the days i was doing friday's, he was all for me when i was auditioning for the part. he wanted me for the part, thank you. we have been neighbors ever since, how was that? >> jesse: okay. you were the physical comedy guy. no one could bend and contort their body like you. how did you develop that? was that a lot of bruises and had the bumps? >> no, i always wore padding. i was very scientific about that, really, truly. i knew how to take calls and bang into walls and things like that. it came quite natural. of course there were great affirmations when i saw the best of physical comedy like keaton or chaplin or worrall and hardy doing the physical comedy. it just came out of me. i think and making my friends laugh. i could ride my bike into a bush and do it in suc

of the redemptist order at the clonard monastery here in belfast was facilitating meetings between jerry adams and john hume of the sdlp, we know that conversations were happening between shin fain and fienna foil in the republic, so what interests me, i suppose is this counter narrative, because on the one level it's one of the most appalling periods in an appalling conflict, and yet there's this below the surface narrative going on, which actually becomes part a component part of what becomes the peace process in the 90s, so those... first directions of travel are what really interest me and it's that it's that tension, it's that's what i'm trying to capture in the new novel, i'm just at the back end of finessing the writing and hopefully that will come to publication next year, so what are we expecting from you in the future, what have you got your sat on the horizon? okay, well there's several projects, one i'm working on another article about the inla, i mean the article i've got under consideration at the moment ends in 1992 when the provisional ira moved. against another splinter

of the redemptist order at the clonard monastery here in belfast was facilitating meetings between jerry adams and john hume of the sdlp. we know that conversations were happening between shin fain and fienna foil in the republic. so what interests me i suppose is this counter narrative, because on the one level it's one of the most appalling periods in an appalling conflict, and yet there's this below the surface narrative go... on which actually becomes part a component part of what becomes the peace process in the 90s, so those reverse directions of travel are what really interest me and it's that it's that tension, it's that's what i'm trying to capture in the new novel, i'm just at the back end of finessing the writing and hopefully that'll come to publication next year. so what are we expecting from you in the future? what have you got your eye set on the horizon? okay, well there's several projects, one i'm working on another article about the inla, i mean the article i got under consideration at the moment ends in 1992 when the provisional ira move against another splinter group

difference between you know the leadership role of k goldeen then and more contemporary times with jerry adams and bringing the republican movement along with him, do you want to discuss that? yeah, i mean this is really where my scholarly interest comes in is that the failure of an ira uprising from 56 to 1962, operation harvest in the aftermath of that failure, the leader at the time, kachel gulding. i mean, and a thing to say about this is it's not an unreasonable conclusion to have drawn, but to look at since partition, there'd been attempts of uprisings which hadn't succeeded, so gulding thing was, well, we have, there's no point thinking about armed struggle, it's not getting us anywhere, we have to take a more political pathway to this, and it's the 1960s, there's a general leftwood drift in progressive thinking, so gulding brings. over roy johnston from the communist party of great britain and they start to take a much more theoretically driven approach to the conflict. now all of this is well and good, but what it does do is detach leader from followers. gulding is not taking fo

about it, i mean a most recent academic article in small worlds and insurgencies is called... was jerry atoms a transformational leader, and i think even more importantly, if we look at what the organization did and and look at that and academically, we can start to draw truths that we can then say, well... what can we learn from how leadership was and followership were practiced in this conflict that we can usefully and productively and progressively apply to conflicts that are still with us. we really only need to take a very cursory look at the world to see that conflict is on the rise. there was something that we had talked about earlier, which really give me food for thought was the cattle gold in inc where he had brought johnson over, and you examine the difference between the leadership role of car goldeen then and more contemporary times with jerry adams and bring in the republic. movement along with him, do you want to discuss that? yeah, i mean, this is really where my scholarly interest comes in, is that the failure of an ira uprising from 1956 to 1962, operation harvest in t

tolstoy jerry was nice enough that i just-i know jerry was nice enough. mention this this new yorker piece on tolstoy as economist, which might seem far fetched, but i think actually is a very insightful observer of. economic dynamics. and this story is called how much land is a man? it's about a russian laborer in the 19th century who makes deal with the devil. the devil says, you can have as much land as you can. walk in one day. you just have to make it back to the spot before the sun goes down so the guy goes off, starts and sort of appetites get aroused. the land is looking good, thinks i just keep walking a little further, a little further, a little further. looks back, sun is setting. finally his his common sense prevails. he starts rushing back to the starting point, hoping to make it in time, exhausts himself, does make it back only to collapse and die. so tolstoy's moral much land is in many well, he needs six feet because now he's buried underground in a plot that is six feet large. two interesting resonance to this story in my mind, one in a v

so next time you say, alexa, tell jerry to get on s the lineo right now. >>n th i hired in my living roo, charlie. >> then i moved alexa just to basement. it wasn't amazon, alexa. it was this drifter that idiffen picked up. that's all i do. >> they do. they fix it immediately. you know that, right? which was probablyh wa good on amazon. >> but they were caught. yeah. yeah. no, exactly. they were caught and. the problem, and this entire list is exactly right. but this is ths thnee new mediah and the only problem is she said the quiet part out loud. this is what if you put any reporter on for sure,s this is what they would say. that's the answer they would give. they hav they e you know, theirn is baked in. a and it'sls also proof that i think that this is not going to get better before it's going to get worse, before it gets better, it's not going to fix itself. and it's whyt won' i think that, you know, talk about the lex freedman or and i'm dead serious with this show. all the shows, fox,a the importance of having that sort of diversity of opiniondipinion

occupied west bank enters its 9th day the you're watching out to 0 life from headquarters in delphi and jerry, you navigate the also coming up. the 1st impulse back scenes arrive in the democratic republic of congo, the epa sensor for an outbreak that's killed. hundreds. michelle barnett was chosen as francis knew, prime minister after more than 50 days. if a caretaker government on the vanden olympic athlete, rebecca checked to gauge eyes after a less.

jerry has been through it all with western new york.y's investigative journalism has touched the lives of tens of thousands of -- in western new york and millions across america. his work has shaped legislation, exposed wrongdoing, given a voice to the voiceless. it's no secret that i know a lot of reporters, so, trust me when he say that jerry zaremski has always been one of the best in the business. what a great guy, and he's such a decent, caring human being as well. western new york can be very proud to call jerry one of their own and i'll proud to have gotten to know him over the years. jerry's indelible legacy is sewn into the fabric of new york and we are all eternally grateful for his work. i look forward to celebrating buffalo night with jerry and so many others from western new york this evening. finally, and most importantly, go bills! maybe we'll win the super bowl this year. i yield the floor and note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: the clerk: ms. baldwin. mr. thune

he says to his surprise, jerry rice heard about the burglary and donated collectibles of his own to the restaurant to replace those that were stolen. nice work by rice. well, here's a decision that's not sitting well. it's not sitting well with a lot of tech workers. could this be a sign of things to come in the silicon valley? amazon is ordering its workforce back in the office full time. that means five days a week. just like the olden days, ceo of amazon andy jassy made that announcement today. he says the change is being made to deliver the best for both customers and the business. right now, amazon has that hybrid model that many companies have. many employees are required to be there just three days a week. jassy writes, quote, before the pandemic, it was not a given that folks could work remotely two days a week, and that will also be true moving forward. our expectation is that people will be in the office outside of extenuating circumstances. those circumstances include caring for a sick kid or pre-approved work from home arrangements. this new policy for amazon starts in janua

oh jerry and sauce, plus the cream cheese sauce. the sweet and spicy of jerry and sauce goes into the tortilla 1st of the sliced bread. this also right? so if you click on it that sticks everything together. when you close the door to yo 6, look up, then comes a shop to kinda learn your. it's funny though, onions i'm head 1st and garlic a big. they're like all frightened oil and then i add some actual piece to all that to be left on top of that. come to slice is a cheddar and a sprinkling of grated cheese bloss. then i salty the chicken. the says, i season this meet with colleen turmeric and attentive fennel, having the cooking that you have to keep it. that's why this is a boy. i got the recipe from my mother. you see up there you have it. it's still nice and hot. should this up the peak on for the fries or some like glass and the some like more is that on top of them comes the whole make cream sauce, meat agree, a cheese entertainment, and we full everything up together. the, the average french taco from here weighs about 550 gram

some of been jeff joins us now from al jerry is kevin allows you summit, lots of links and they was a boy called we're gonna stay the same again today of the, the popular little girls had a couple of questions. the elections in 2019 and that's why the amount of people sending out was quite low, which was about 40 percent who turned out to vote. it is expected that's going to be different this time. but honestly, the socialist defeated the candidate for the 1st time in 20. if you've got the is that a move on to the spot, the rallying waters you've met, their support is coming from the south to valley behind their leader. and then obviously there's an impetus behind the campaign that is being run by the incumbent president supplementary to vote. and once people do turn up to vote, so that he has more than that just to me see in his re election, it is by way of all the accounts a foregone conclusion. that deep probably is going to be the winner. and we asked the people who are running against and whether this was just an exercise in show. but they said that they are the opposition. they

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plus jerry rice to the rescue. the act of kindness by the 49ers legend.ting break in at a south bay restaurant. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. one system today with a few spotty showers. the next one lining up. i'll talk more as it stands now, they already have to deal with noise and poor air quality, and many say they don't want it to get worse. nbc bears jocelyn moran was at tonight's airport meeting. has the details. well, this airport is called the palo alto airport, but it is very close to neighbors in east palo alto. and they feel like they're being left out of the conversation. tonight, more than 70 speakers lined up to talk in front of the palo alto city council regarding proposals to expand the palo alto airport. alternative two shifts the runway to the northeast. the director of public works and the airport managers outlined what they call alternatives. essentially, options to expand the airport. the city says it's meant to accommodate existing aircraft and electric aircraft in the future. unfortunately, there hasn't been enough outreach

a new dessert from ben and jerry's. here's the scoop.ice cream makers partnered with political advocacy group move on to produce the flavor. kamala's coconut jubilee. it's a coconut ice cream with caramel swirls and red, white and blue star shaped sprinkles. it will be available only on a special scoop. the vote ice cream truck that's traveling to battleground states in the lead up to november's election. as always, i'll post links to the other stories you voted for on my instagram stories. check your calendars. it's friday the 13th, so why not do something spooky? the annual halloween event at winchester mystery house opens tonight. this year's version is called unhinged hotel. it features a limited time halloween museum and the return of an outdoor scare zone. kids under 13 must be accompanied by a parent or an adult, but parents can enjoy creepy cocktails and other themed food and drinks. these fright nights will run on the weekends from now until november 2nd. tickets start at $70. and a reminder the giants kick off a three game with