here you are jessie bought, and you yourself wanted jessie in general whom jessie chose for herself asell, she loves, of course, everyone, but she obeys. here only my husband obeys unquestioningly. let's watch something else from the video, let's go home, leave the wand. let's go home without a wand, leave the wand. leave. put smart. go home. let's take it aside. no, it won't. well, let's go home with a wand. go. go home. go home, yes, the wand is such a solid wand. yes, she is trees, right at noon to pull out the snow. give me the shovel. the dog went crazy with joy. but they are on the wave, i understand. a wonderful family and you bring them up great, girls, just charming, thank you so much for coming to us, it was nice to meet you. and we will follow your video players on the internet before the onset of autumn. many begin to make stocks of pickles and jams. here is our hero, judging by the video, he stocks up on toys and so that it is enough for several years to come. benjamin doesn't go into our house without a toy. what bullshit tyutelka? his he is larger than you in size will n

i think he doesn't like anyone else and doesn't like jessie very much either yes but jessie yes especiallyeryone at home. if someone comes up to me, wants to hug me, something will start such a hysteria, a scandal will start, well, we have to negotiate somehow. and this one he blames the mother blanket for the blanket, she stole the mother now there will be a showdown. flashlight like this, he walks. max cartoons. yes , he loves cartoons, he can’t get past the tv that is on. and in principle, when i leave the house, i always leave the tv, because if i don’t leave the tv on, it will bark non- stop, and then i found this way the tv helps. he sits silently. basically. if you turn on the cartoon channel there, well, wait, he just sits in front of the screen feels the wolf divert. he can still instruct like that, like i look. yes, we are now the moment of destruction, we see, yes, she left herself a memory on things. yes, this happens from time to time. if i, well, let's say, do not close the door tightly, again. there in the kitchen and here he gets to the garbage bag. well, i know that you ar

our washington, d.c., correspondent jessi tenure reports on their response. >> flags fly at half-staff from the white house to the u.s. capitol in honor of queen elizabeth. the second i dare say we will never see a leader quite like her. for as long as we live the queen 70 year reign overlapped 14 american presidents from harry truman to joe biden and she met nearly all of them. in a statement, president biden said the queen was more than a monarch. she defined an era such a remarkable leader. >> i'm such a successful right. in 1991. queen elizabeth also became the first british monarch to ever address a joint session of congress. >> where she touted the united states and britain share the spirit of democracy and the 2 countries alliances during the gulf war. we have based from history, but we must not allow aggression to succeed. the senate's top democrat and republican called the queen a true public servant and credited her with improving the ties between the u.s. and uk. thanks to hurt. the special. >> relationship between the united states and the u k gained even more special signi

our washington correspondent jessi turnure reports on the federal response. >> it's just carry his day thousands of homes and businesses in mississippi's capital city have little or no safe drinking water following weeks of warnings to boil it before drinking. now, fema is on the ground to see what their needs are great check the fema administrator over mississippi's region says the emergency declaration president biden approved tuesday allows her team to help the city of jackson with necessities like bottled water distribution. we would reimburse that and including the manpower, the emergency protective measures that's involved in all of that check says fema can also assist with makeshift repairs to the city's main water treatment facility after recent flooding slowed the process of pushing water out to customers to help the state provides immediate services. but mayor show but says his city faces water system problems like pump failures and short staffing. it can't afford to fix. is a set of accumulated problems. >> based maintenance that is not taking place >> the epa recently annou

i'm jessi tenure. thank u next here at 3.30, a violent night in oakland has shaken up the community. what officials are doing to crack down on the multiple shootings that happened >> was a deadly night in the city of oakland. a pair of separate shootings happened. 3 people were killed and police are not asking. they need help to find the shooters. kron four's haaziq madyun has the latest details on this investigation. >> 2 shooting scenes one night, 3 homicides in the city of oakland with the loss of these 3 individuals. oakland is now at 90 homicides for the year compared to 97 at this time last year, the first shooting happened monday at around 07:45pm. near 31st street at telegraph opd shot spotter system received an activation for multiple rounds upon arrival. officers located 2 male adults. one 27 years old and the other 59 years old, both suffering from gunshot wounds. a 3rd adult male drove himself to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. here is what investigators are saying abou

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jessi: cardi b.bastian yatra y lasso, ojos marrones. los cantantes compartieron por primera vez en california. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ m tus ojos marrones m m nada es igual, nada desigual, nada sin tus ojos marrones m m nada es igual, nada desigual, nada, sin tus ojos marrones m jessi: para dedicÁrsela a la chica de los ojos marrones. jackie: felicidades a ilia calderon, buena compaÑera, buena amiga, profesional, humilde. todo. carlos: ¿perdÓn? doÑa meche: por favor, el video del doctor juan. la buena directora, pÓngame el vÍdeo de juan, si es tan amable. francisca: oh, jehovÁ de los ejÉrcitos. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ carlos: parece el 007. doÑa meche: ya va, que me va a dar una vaina, mi pregunta es si todo eso es de ella. francisca: de su esposo tambiÉn. doÑa meche: por quÉ no lo vemos bien despacio? ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ mira aquÍ, alex, miren esas cosas aquÍ, miren, miren. jessi: quÉ atrevida. doÑa meche: eso es mejor que un santo remedio. es que yo veo a juan. >> dale respiraciÓn boca a boca. >> no es para tanto. [risas] carl

our washington correspondent jessi tenure has more. >> good evening.antis says he did this to get washington's attention about what's happening along the border and it's working. >> this is totally different circumstance. president biden says unlike past surges from other central american countries, the current surge of the u.s. mexico border is caused by migrants fleeing venezuela, cuba and nicaragua. the ability to send them back to those states. it's not rational. so the president says his administration is working with mexico and other countries to stop the flow. but in the meantime, republican governors are taking matters into their own hands. those migrants e treated horribly by biden. they were hungry homeless. florida governor ron desantis recently sent 2 planeloads of migrants to martha's vineyard. if 50 was a burden on one of the richest places in our country. >> all these other communities that have been overrun with hundreds or thousands. desantis says his action shine a light on the biden administration's immigration policies. at the end o

marina, bill, jessie, we've got more to talk about, stick around.ight now to understand the president we have to plan for the future. we have to learn from the past, and i frankly think that is more important now than ever as americans are really navigating this harsh political climate. these political divisions, it threatens to tear the entire country apart. that's not a hyperbole. that's why i'm bringing back historian and host of fireside, history on peacock, michael beschloss. we ran out of time yesterday -- i'm glad, i'm glad i brought to you live on the air. i needed to bring you back to continue this discussion, it was necessary. let's get into it. there are 43% of americans out there who believe a civil war is either very, or somewhat likely to happen in the next decade. that is according to a poll by yougov and the economists. they also found that those who identify as quote strong republicans, are most likely to believe this. you have also got these elected republican officials like marjorie taylor greene, calling for a national divorce. t

our washington correspondent jessi turnure reports and there are spots.ly at half-staff from the white house to the u.s. capitol in honor of queen elizabeth. the second i dare say we will never see leader quite like her. >> for as long as we live the queen 70 year reign overlapped 14 american presidents from harry truman to joe biden and she met nearly all of them. in a statement, president biden said the queen was more than a monarch. she defined an era such a remarkable leader. >> i'm such a successful. >> in 1991, queen elizabeth also became the first british monarch to ever address a joint session of congress where she touted the united states and britain share the spirit of democracy and the 2 countries alliances during the gulf war. we have a from history, but we must not allow aggression to succeed. the senate's top democrat and republican called the queen a true public servant and credited her with improving the ties between the u.s. and uk. thanks to hurt. the special. relationship. >> between the united states and the u k games, even more specia

looking at this right, now you will see heavy rainfall near where jessie. is jacksonville, daytona beach, looking at that category one storm. that was as of 2:00, we'll see what happens in the next advisory. we are south southeast of orlando florida. so it continues to move very, very slowly, across the peninsula of florida. that is part of the problem, because it allows a lot of rain to continue to be dropped in one spot. we do have a lot of tropical are still in place. a hurricane warning, meaning hurricane conditions are still happening there. you can see, it takes that the whole coast, coast to coast and central florida. we're also looking at the stretching in the georgia and north carolina and south carolina. and we'll probably see them expand beyond it in some spots, we're looking at heavy rain where we saw jesse's live spot, that rain is falling. he's gonna be in and out of these really heavy rain dance, we're also looking at gusty winds, about 67 miles per hour, you could find really wet ground with those gusty winds, trees are gonna come, down powe

on as jessie, you know, the metropolitan museum of art in new york is known for its extensive collection of art from around the world. but it's, the museums laid a show, an employee exhibition that is entering new territory that has been organizing employee exhibits for nearly 100 years. but this is the 1st time one has been open to the public. more than 400 of the met 1700 workers submitted. there are so even the security guards here are artistically talent, especially the security guards at the main. for me, that's really interesting. it's the people who have jobs that don't seem to be one that involved necessarily the artistic. how is it felt an exhibition design manager daniel kershaw to organize works is installation, gives you a slice of what's on the minds of more varied types of artists in new york, then you can possibly get anywhere else. the exhibit is a sign of appreciation for the met employees and a fresh approach to art from an agent institution. ah, alas, good bye from scotland as the coffin of queen elizabeth leads edinburgh for london . ah, while king child to change the

my, tim, for this is given a jessie shuttle warm linen eve or chain of all saline on them or yes, i was, ah, these are the children of ukraine who's adults are teaching them to hate and prepare for war. ah, most girl up when i hit those cover nyqold percent to portraits attack? i think the retina as if he or sky in primo cook cook at the most of which i used to go on car. m a sweet fair is held at the school in the city of nikolai of the caucasian, named sharon oscar. his brain. there are blue and yellow stars on the kremlin and a drink called the blood of russian babies ah, all prepared by children with for approval from teachers and parents. that they use more to choose the rain, but almost got a bill or was lawrence a mobile chart store all skip were rock still walter of sing would beat ah, the editor in chief of your guns tv. and the a nods via the schools witnessed how the history of ukraine was gradually rewritten, and how its values were substituted for something else. your video card is harbor club in the d t, but thought is due at crane. so unless you know, coverage store will

jesse corruption or, lana jessie thank. you >> between human and wildlife literally washed away. go now to nbc meteorologist michelle grossman. >> either, guys in more jesse's, as he mentioned he's gonna see the worst of it still. we're gonna see heavy rains also really gusty winds. that's gonna bring us some wind trees, power lines. you see some additional power outages. let's give you the additional latest on eons. we saw winds gusting over hundred miles per hour in so many spots. it was dangerous, catastrophic, we are to wake up to pictures we never seen before. i'm gonna see homes washed away and really things looking very different than they did yesterday. 135 miles per hour and cape coral, on top of that we had very heavy rainfall. some spots up to 20 inches of rain is jesse mentioned. we can see isolated spots up to 30 inches of rain. that's two and a half feet. florida got a lot of rain and the ground is already saturated. this is the latest of the 2:00. 75 million miles per hour. it's barely a hurricane, that's not really the story today. we're still seeing really gusty

white men, and so it's not really surprising that the laureate seemed a bit lopsidedly selected. jessie tops the list as of today in 2021. the nobel prize in literature has gone to france 15 times ahead of the u. s. at 13 times, closely followed by the u. k, with 12 laureates, and followed by sweden and germany with h. okay. germany has a population more than 8 times the size of sweden, but maybe there are a lot of great writers there. or maybe it's home court advantage. the prize is white from a purely statistical point of view. the 1st non european to win the nobel prize and literature was the bengali poet by binge enough to gore. in 1913 it was not until 1968 that a 2nd asian author received the prize. yes, henry kava from japan. in total, there are 5 nobel prize winners and literature from asia, 5 out of a total of a $118.00, representing a continent that currently makes up about 60 percent of the world population. i'm not a statistician, but that seems a bit skewed for the african continent, things like only slightly better. there are almost 1400000000 people living there, but only

jesse kirsch for us in orlando, stay safe, jessie. >> the eye the storm is passing just south of orlando osceola county. we're joined now by brandon arrington, the chairman of the board of commissions there. granted, good morning, goodnight whatever it is for you, i'm sure you've been up all night. i hope you're safe. it looks like it, right now. first of all, tell us the conditions there at this hour. >> sure, obviously we are worried about localized flooding here in osceola county, because it has been raining nonstop for about the 12 hours. i can specifically tell you that the pond behind my house is probably elevated the water level by four or five feet from where it was yesterday at about 2 pm. >> wow. >> and the spawn also connects to shingle creeks, we know there's going to be some flooding long shingle creek and similar other low lying areas, which is a concern for our community. >> seems like you are expecting it. does your county have the resources you need, that you're going to need, in the hours and days ahead? >> we believe. so we will continue to work with the state and fede

not jessie united states. this is a global game changer. and none to show we don't have much time. well, no, we're already living in a climate crisis. no one seems to doubt it. after this past year. we meet. we made much a pass and we made much of pakistan. it's still under water needs help. meanwhile, the horn of africa face is unprecedented. drought. families are fresh, impossible choices, choosing one child to feed and wondering what else survive. this is the human cost of climate change and it's growing not less need. so as i announce last year to meet our global responsibility, my administration is working with our congress liver more than $11000000000.00 a year. international climate finance, top floor income countries, implementer climate goals, and ensure adjust energy transition. the key part of that will be our prep for plan, which will help half a 1000000000 people and especially vulnerable countries. adapt to the impacts and climate change and bill resilience. this need is enormous. so let this be the moment we find when ourselves, the well to turn back the tide of clim

want to bring in jessie kirsten's joining me now from ohio ahead of tonight's rally.,, jesse off the bat how worried does it seem the vance campaign is over this pretty small lead they have right now? >> yeah, and i just reach out again a short time ago, yasmin, to one of our contacts with the vance campaign to ask him about having and events like this. does this help or hurt them. because as you mentioned, this is closer. it looks closer at least by the polling we've been able to see then you would expect based on how trump has fared here in the last two presidential elections. certainly the establishment gop is at least somewhat concerned about the stage of this race right now. because a group of allied with senate minority leader mitch mcconnell has poured close to $30 million into ohio for advertisements to help prop up j.d. vance in this campaign. this is something that is probably unexpected from at least some republican strategist. and tim ryan has been dominating the airwaves throughout the summer. so, j.d. vance is now certainly, people who support him are go

the kind of classes in shimla, any space are different from colo or dom sharla, jessie gardenia, until charging infrastructure is standardized by the government. this problem will continue. leonard, i you should offer. so setting up your vehicle specific jotting stations, are you sure is a problem? walmart level been hailed the get the got the hage. nevertheless, electric lakers are definitely a step in that i direction. scientists say the idea off you the electrical vehicle itself is a really useful thing. if we can't do, an earth significantly can affect the black carbon emission into this region, an upgrade strength, it can control audio cut in half the livelihood are in half d o d. do they believe you have snorkel? electric lakers could certainly help reduce the damaging black salt emissions in the region, but that will take dine. still. people are already benefiting from the new buses, which reduce noise and contribute to cleaner mountain air, up in the himalayas. the southern italian city of naples is the notorious capital of clim little class known as the camera. one district le

this is jessie, this is our eldest and ours. mum. it 's rocky rocky go meet hello hello.r myself on march 8th. like a gift. and yes, and she gave birth to ruki, he was born dead, i pumped him out. lord, i myself took all the births, my mother's boy. yes, the dogs were not jealous of their daughters. is that some kind of love there? that's it got up, oh jealousy, that's where the jealousy was. just my wildest fight to sit next to her animals feel when their owner is sick or well, that is. here they are not what they feel, did i interrupt you, they take over this disease, part of the disease on themselves, and i am convinced of this not for the first time, to say nothing. e. at jeanne's, love her yourself. my dog ​​ulka, while she was here in moscow, he was next to her all the time. eh, when she was no longer walking, she was lying, maybe i don’t know, probably, it was like coma. here and he constantly had her hand on his head, he did not leave her bed, and she left in june, and on november 7 of the fifteenth year, and we diagnosed lymph sarcoma for a year, i took him to al

journey, the 1st leader of an independent bosnia herzegovina as that bag from prisoner to prison on jessie. ah. ready he's an enemy, donald trump heads out at president joe biden during his 1st rally since the f b. i searched his home.

allison that i'm get the i'll jessie a cooper, the little lone panko and is the world's most illegally trafficked mammal. the world wildlife fund estimates more than a 1000000 of the creatures with traffic in the decade. but some conservationists are dedicating their lives to rehabilitating them in south africa. emily anglin reports the south african penguin is nicknamed bumper. he was confiscated during an undercover operation and is one of many brought to vet debbie english. so a lot of people say, so i know they exist and they don't really understand how endangered these little animals all by the time they get to these cleaning. the penguins are in desperate native medical treatment. more often than not, they all, i may say 50 hydrated and most of them have pneumonia when we, when we receive them. the animals are kept in pulling conditions before they tried it on the black market. they left in car boots bags and plastic drums for days, or even weeks one pango, and can fetch up to $15000.00 us dollars. their maids and scales, which are made of keratin, a used in traditional african a

jessie gary ktvu, fox two news people in san francisco's mission district now have access to a newly renovated health center mayor london breed and health director grant colfax were on hand today for the grand reopening of the castro mission health center on 17th street. the renovated health center will provide primary health and comprehensive behavioral health services. it will focus on the latino and lgbtq communities. the renovation was paid for, with funding from bond measures approved by i saying francisco voters next the state of california trying to face out diesel trucks on the roads after the year, 2040 the new mandate unveiled by the states. resources board. also south bay creamery is launching a new product in costco. but it's not your average flavor, the exotic ingredient now available in a pint of ice cream. coming up on the weekend. now we've got some unusual weather. coming our way means umbrellas possible for part of the weekend. i'll have have heart failure and still experience unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syn

not jessie united states. this is a global game changer. and none too sure. we don't have much time. we all know we're already living in a climate crisis. no one seems to doubt it. after this past year. we meet. we meet much passion. we meet much of pakistan is still under water. they help. meanwhile, the horn of africa face is unprecedented. drought. families are fresh and possible choices, choosing which child feed and wondering whether they'll survive. this is the human cost of climate change and it's growing not last name. so as i announce last year to meet our global responsibility, my administration is working with our congress liver more than $11000000000.00 a year. international climate finance help, lower income countries, implementer climate goals, and ensure adjust energy transition. the key part of that will be our pet far plan, which will help half a 1000000000 people and especially vulnerable countries. adapt to the facts and climate change and bill resilience. this need is enormous. so let this be the moment we find within ourselves the well to

so what has per went it and normalized lesions with the jessie and hold yellow stick is a diplomatic breakthrough in the near future. when you do draw warriors knowing it on the stomach, on the one arm on her, you don't, it has some causes were so annoyed or and or some statements is not all you care. but on your along kathleen, have told the war that we do not press other countries and we do not accept the pressure. so until you each source to get you to hold. and we do not allow any country to dominate. if you called on body nikki, the united states is to looking dominate iran like before the feature of the songs revolution. more we live and our dear people here boys will never let the united states to dominate. whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa! day in different methods and different manners. they want to continue and resume their domination and the country where sure can understand it. and they started yesterday. hash san for 8 is sat down, row his, as he rode, said tom and fast, partially at the rock was located and they supported him financially from the intelligence perspecti

i wonder if one i don't care what he jessie more accurately. yes, i'd be willing, come see you. i was with me for a was always to relate to the russian leader. it was the towel during the hours time up to us and then styling and now it's within because as the or so for so for our job for the 3 to win, the mos told, with the most for or so for the west. so it's a good time for shop because if growth is told that so. so the joy shy is also slow . because when russia with cowers in prizes like october, 1st, well all other code, lots of books. so your junior on there was no, i was for, for be on the west. what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be in arms. race is on a very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical of time. time to sit down and talk. 2 again, at the bill, good. a i think is 70 percent of even 80 percent of so be a be below for why serbia in the future say i want to approach and it means i want this best buy this one. me not a toyota

charles jessie franklin, the best son in the world. thank you so much for putting up with me. they are only two that know how hard it is to live with me. and of course, [laughs] the three women in my life as well. you made this possible. my sister, janice terry, for whom i heard the story for the first time when i was 13 years old. she walked this journey with me most of my life. she is beautiful, she's glamorous, and she's really smart and she stuck with me throughout my journey. -- who is a mentor as well. who helped guide me through this process, and then -- you will read about her when you read the book. without those three women we would not be here tonight. i would not have the story. some i am very grateful to them and i love them so. that said, i have a script. this is the script. i have a clicker. i'm going to ask for your patience as i have not yet slept in 48 hours. so, there it is, reclamation. thank you, thank you. reclamation -- the descendants search for her family's lasting legacy. it is part memoir, protect of story and part history lesson. it there it is, rec

, the 1st leader of an independent bosnia herzegovina as that bag of from prisoner to prison on a jessie. oh the and i'm the clock into the top stories here now 0 and wages in chile have overwhelmingly rejected their proposed u constitution in the referenda.

set to immortalize fading memories in a magical race against time. witness our time mission on a jessie una. ah the me again you watching al jazeera alive from doha recap of our top stories. the russian president vladimir putin is expected to hold talks with china theater chief changing thing in the coming hours. the 2 leaders i knew was becky done for the strong mycorporation organization summit. 157. ukraine is at risk of flooding after russian forces attacked a dam with several calls may 5 people have been asked to evacuate their homes in the g d after the water level rolls on a nearby river. and russia is trending a fact, finding team to armenia back after year of on us for military help in its basic conflict with assa, by john. more than 150 soldiers have been killed in on both sides in monday. ah, ah, thousands of mourners have begun to file past the coffin of queen elizabeth the 2nd . her body will lie in state at westminster, the whole for the next 4 days. a 5 kilometer long queue is stretching through london as people wait to pay their respects, the metropolitan police cleans f

i think i'm jessie and i definitely, yeah, this is the kind of program that every movement in history that has challenged, vested interests has had to face, namely, a state apparatus that is totally beholden to. these vested interests. and without comes the problem of repression that you end up in jail. but i don't know of any movement in history that has struggled for emancipation and has totally evaded the problem of imprisonment or considerably worse. and clearly this is the case in congress on the global south to a much greater degree than in the north because levels of repression are much higher in countries such as india, south africa, not to mention the countries i'm not in america were environmental activists are killed the on virtue a daily basis. and i think the coming from india made an important point here that the necessary from saddam made as well. and that is that every choice of tactics has to be adapted to the local concrete circumstances. and i'm certainly not arguing that everyone everywhere should do only sabotage, and that is the magical bullet that will bring us

allison, i'm get the al jessie archuleta. so the head on al jazeera calls for justice and mexico was protest, his mark 8 years since the 43 students went missing. and in france, some companies are returning to a centuries old way of moving cargo to become more environmentally friendly. ah, anticipation is rising. and so with the atmosphere, a, you read away. wanted my cattle aways. how i we have a proper taste of autumn across a good part of europe. now lots of cloud zhang up showers, rattling in across many parts. we got some wet weather streaming through whence coming in from a north west direction across sir bristol's i had the island of ireland digging some showers all the way down into central pass. we're hanging onto the heat down towards that southeastern quarter, but elsewhere it does look rather cool. and rather sherry and rather blustery too. so we got some wet weather up towards the northwest. still some very heavy rain there into some parts of norway sliding across into sweden. a showers they come right down acros

let's go to what balmoral, the castile in scotland, where the queen's body remains on jessie roseborough matheson is there, robert? what's happening there? this morning, as far as the movements of the royal family are concerned, we're not being told anything and that is protocol by buckingham palace. they are very tight and security as you would imagine. their default is not to give any information about the movements of the the wall family. and if they do, it's usually very much at the last minute. but of course, her majesty the queen's a coffin still remains inside the castle. and the understanding is that that is to allow staff and their immediate family who have been working in and around these state all these years to pay their last respects to queen elizabeth, who of course died here on the thursday evening was also speculation that some members of the royal family may come out to have a look at the dozens of flowers and tributes that have been placed outside the main gates of the castle. reason for thinking that is because that's what happened after the death of princess diana. bu

on examining the 50000000 and counting the cost on jessie, and i talked to the 2020 us presidential race and the violent attempts to change the result that followed. the country still divided what constitutes freedom authoritarianism and loyalty to the constitution. in this 2nd of 2 reports on this odd logical clash, public house has been to florida as mid term elections approach could the controversial policies of its republican governor point to what's coming elsewhere in america. ah blue, i can't see it very well. i'll do this. somebody says go the day after a mob storm the u. s. capital on january 6th, 2021. dollars on shades urgent issue, a condemnation of the attack, but he still couldn't admit that he lost but this election is now congress as certified the results. i don't want to say election, so i just want to say congress has certified the results with that said elections over again. the former president has been investigated for trying to overturn the 2020 election and partaken classified documents to his mar lago estate. but he's still the front runner for the 2024 republican

jessie anton is a reporter with cbc news in saskatchewan. shejoins us now. what's she joins us now.the manhunt? well, what we know right _ latest on the manhunt? well, what we know right now - latest on the manhunt? well, what we know right now is - latest on the manhunt? well, | what we know right now is that they are still on the loose and unfortunately, all of the information we have which we saw in your last report, and we have not got much from police here in saskatchewan. what we do know is that the manhunt has really expanded. it's started out this morning, i will take you back to this morning, just before six o'clock as we heard. that's when the stabbing spree would have started and again, it expanded to 13 different locations here in saskatchewan, and that would be about four hours from where i am now. i am based in the capital city of regina. it's injames smith cree nation, and the nearby community of weldon and we are told that, as i said, as you heard, i should say, ten people are dead, 15 others are injured and police say there could be more people heard but they could

. ♪♪ >> ainsley: jessie james decker has been on our show. she is darling. what a great song.are looking at duck, north carolina. that is down in the outer banks. beautiful area. i have been to the outer banks, i don't think i have been to duck. >> steve: i have been to duck. we stayed at a place. it was absolutely beautiful there. it is near corona. >> ainsley: okay. a lot of humidity. beautiful skies. tomorrow it is going to rain. if you live in that area, enjoy the beach today if you can. >> brian: kids are in school or the beach would be packed. >> ainsley: adults don't go to the beach? >> >> brian: nope. >> ainsley: that is when parents are jumping for joy. >> steve: 8:02 now, present biden is trying to clarify his message about maga republicans and maga extremist attempting to back pedal on attacks. >> ainsley: gop says more focussed on bashing their party instead of solving problems of the american people. >> brian: this is the introduction jackie hiemreich, jack? >> good morning to you guys, present biden found himself questioned on how many of the 74 million americans

the specimens jessie found had some of those. we know that the chinese have viral sequences that are ancesteral to what we have. the more we get those the more we'll get to the bottom. these sequences from september of october and 2019, two months before any person in the market was sick. so, again, the timing of the market spillover doesn't coincide with the genetics of the virus. >> do you have anything to add to that? >> no, other than jessie is certainly one of the foremost experts of the field and if you want some of the best answers that science can give then i recommend that you request his input. >> thank you, my last question, for 20 years, nih sponsored eco health partnership with scientists from the wuhan institute of virology. and the chinese scientists bragged that the data base is the largest in the world and took it off line in september of 2019 and nih asked for research records, they told them that the record are in the custody of the chinese government. is it possible that the data base taken off line by the chi

our time machine on a jessie yo education is struggling to keep pace, often failing to prepare children for today's world. but some schools are changing . the rooms are good to have half the day in spanish and half the beginning with astonishing results. ah, i are in rebels education early learning mexico on a jesse. ah, i'm sir. oh, virginia. in doha, with the top stories and al jazeera, the queue for members of the public to see queen elizabeth lying and state has closed. ah, earlier a minute's silence was held across the united kingdom. the late monarch will be laid to rest later on monday, since wednesday, hundreds of thousands of people have lined up to see the queen's prophet. us president joe biden, and the 1st lady paid their respects to the queen in london, up to $500.00 foreign dignitaries from $200.00 countries or in the city to attend the funeral, where we challenged has more from london taking his turn with the tide of people that have been flowing past the queen's coffin for days now. us president joe biden came to pay his respects in london to sign the book of condolence,

and jessie, i'm speaking about him. [laughter] >> sharon: i will give you the notes.y, number one, i would have looked into the camera and said, "this was never rehearsed. this was not the show i was told was going to do this morning. you are setting me up and i am now leaving." but my head was -- i was like, what is going on here? what is going on? i was shocked. and then, the more you try to defend yourself, the worse you look. >> jesse: interesting. it would be like if they send back to moore which is called "men's day." [laughter] >> brian: sharon, here is the thing have you done investigation to see if it comes from management? obviously you think it was orchestrated and they wanted to get you out and you are invaluable to the show. so they were going to hurt the show to get you out, but it was. how did both worlds meet? >> sharon: well, i was told by the show runners, it was run by two ladies. i was told by both of them that that morning, the woman who want programming, she runs daytime in a program at cbs and they told them to do this to me. >> dana: wow! >> je

. >> and jessie joins me now live from orlando.se, you are obviously not on the coast but the amount of rain this storm brought, quite a bit. what's the latest there? >> yeah chris, we are more than 100 miles from where ian first made landfall in the united states yesterday for context. we got about half as much rain here according to officials what we were expecting to see but the results are in still in some areas catastrophic. it's dark out so it's kind of hard to tell, but you can see those signs lit up behind me. slow down, no outlet street signs and just the tops are showing on some of them. so the polls are below water. as a basketball hoop out there than i've been looking at in the daylight, and the room should be about ten feet high. we've been seeing water a couple of feet up the beam. as a rock we've been keeping out to see the water level is receding and the rock still has water and about the same point. so even though it is been dry air for several hours now, we are still dealing with standing water in some parts of th

just look at jessie's hair plugs. greg: and whether you like it or not, it seems machines are already self aware. you just have to listen more closely. >> what is it snack o'clock? your try glass rides are over 300. >> excuse me you're the one shaped like a vending machine. i should hit you. >> the only thing you should hit is a treadmill. >> how do you even know they're high. >> i used to date your toaster. people talk. >> you're coming at me? you're the one selling it. >> it's called free market capitalism playboy. >> i don't even want these anymore okay. you can keep your dam snacks. >> your loss holmes. whoa speaking of snacks, how you doing salor. easy with the hands on the first date there. all right, i'll give you one. all right. call me. [cheers and applause] >> greg: fun fact, that vending machine used to be on the 21st floor but then it got fired for sexual harassment. sad day. he's over at news max now. >> tyrus: you can laugh. >> greg: matthew, are you -- >> what was that? >> greg: are you worried that --

he was doing what a journalist is supposed to do, jessie -- jesse, tell the truth about holding politicians life in a very tragic and brutal way. >> reporter: telles is currently being held without bail, and his arraignment is scheduled for tuesday. eric? eric: and jeff german was so respected. he investigated the powerful from government officials to the casino industry, to the mob in las vegas. really tragic. >> reporter: his work is really motivating, yeah. it's just an absolute tragedy. eric? eric: christina,ing thank you. arthel? arthel: well, summer may be over, but hurricane season is just starting to peak. next we're going to take a look at what we can expect as the tropics become more active. your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brai

jessie and chris, we only have a little bit of time, but i want each of you to respond to this becauset money, and it wasn't just laundered money that narco-terrorists were conveniently using in beverly hills, you know? we're talking about passwords, prenuptial agreements, human remains, jessica. >> yeah, that's really bad. i would be super safety deposits point as well as family heirlooms and things like that. we don't have a ton of cash, i wish that we had more of it. but i will say that this is the kind of stuff that i do want to hear from libertarians where it makes you think, oh, maybe they're on to something differently than the classic two parties here in america. and shout out to reason who is covering this well before everyone else, and the l.a. times finally piggybacked on friday. kennedy: yeah, l.a. times, late to the game. bunch of jerkings. how does this make you feel about the fbi, chris? >> terrible. and, frankly, i think it's gotten to the point where many conservatives understand that the if fbi is fundamentally broken. and i'm not actually sure it's capable of repair.

allison ram, get the al jessie archuleta was still a hit on al jazeera and sport. basketball authorities are investigating the molly tame after a fight breaks out between its own players. details coming up ah with ah ah ah, nasa has deliberately smashed a spacecraft into an asteroid in the world, so it happened in real time. it was all done in the name of humanity survival, rob reynolds explains. 11000000 kilometers from earth, the spacecraft hurtled closer and closer to the rocky asteroid. that was its target . and then bull's eye. oh, scientists and engineers at mission control, cheer as the spacecraft smashes into a far off asteroid hold done more full so it's a key step toward defending the world from future devastating impacts by massive space rocks, we are showing that planetary defense is a global endeavor. and it is very possible to save our planet masses, double asteroid redirection test, or dart was launched in november last year. its entire mission was to ram into de morpho at a speed of more than 6 kilometers per 2nd, or 3600 kilometers an hour. the result, it's hoped a gentl

i can tell you this, i had jessie waters' hair when this all started -- [laughter] david: but no signsoing to quit, you're going to stick with it. >> i have two young girls. my parents showed us you work through adversity, and if i can pass that on to one more generation, i've done my job as a father and as a parent. david: a lot of guts. buddy foy jr., great to see you. our prayers go with you, my friend. >> dave, appreciate you. thank you. david: absolutely. coming up, a live report from fort myers, florida, parts of which are underwater. analysts predicting ian is going to be one of the most destructive hurricanes ever. what's the damage looking like, and will insurance be there when property owners need it most? stay with us. ♪ ♪ i'll pick this one up. i earn 3% cash back on dining including takeout with chase freedom unlimited. so, it's not a problem at all. you guys aren't gonna give me the fake bill fight? c'mon, kev. you're earning 3% cash back. humor me. where is my wallet? i am paying. where is my wallet? i thought i gave it to you. oooohhh? oh, that's not it either. no. no.