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to denny's ceo, john miller. welcome. >> well, thank you for having me told. >> so how many people have you hired so far? >> the hiring is going great. this is a 53-foot big red truck that feeds people whenever there's disasters like hurricanes or fires. we deployed it. it's a mobile kitchen. it usually brings people together when they have no power. but in this case, we're trying to empower people that want to go back to work. and it has been an interesting time as people sort of get out of the vaccine fears, so their daycare challenges and -- solve their daycare challenges and start to make their plans, and we just want to raise the awareness that denny's is a great place to be. we've got the an environment that's very value-oriented. people stay longer, we have a lower turnover than the averages among the industry, and we kind of treat people like family here. so we'd like to be able to take people where they are. if they need job training, we have it. career pasts, we have it. if they're considering career ch

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laura brache and loss as it infectious disease specialist on the front lines of covid fight at john miller medical center. he finds out what is happening now especially concerning. >> what we are seeing a people unvaccinated. that's been the driving force. >> they have 24 covid patients. that is half of the covid patients and contra costa county. >> the cases have gone from under 22/50 hospitalized patients with covid in our county in the past month. >> reporter: the make up of hospitalized patients has evolved from mostly older people to those much longer. >> people going to the hospital are almost exclusively the unvaccinated. they are younger people. most of the seniors have been vaccinated. we are seeing younger people in the 30s, 40s, and 50s, really sick in hospital. >> reporter: other health systems report similar upticks. the numbers of hospitalized covid patients. the vast majority are not fully vaccinated. while the increase of hospitalizations is concerning, if there is a silver lining, it is that relatively few patients are being treated in intensive care units. >> we probably

as john miller said through to the plate, not one but two runs, score a three run inning for the pirateshe benefit of a hit, and that winds up as the difference in the ninth inning, the giants did score one run to make it a six for final and the euphoria of the dodger series. is officially over. as for the oakland a's kind of a similar game up in the great northwest with seattle, but you know what? you're not going to win many games, striking out 18 times against mariners pitching, but that was the deal. although the aids as you'll see did have some support up there in seattle, making that short flight up there, butwouldn't li, either. as like the giants days, get down three to nothing. matt chapman waiting for him to get hot. let that batty an average that was the low 200 so little laser made it 31 is 12th of the year used this guy hit the ball out bad. olson just packed, powering drive of is that is god the crush 26 solo 3 to 8 to out man at first in the fifth corner mark cannon into the corner. look at jake of wilson rolling around comes he is going to be a gunner at the place by five

william and i'm sorry, healer and john miller offer a variety of perspectives on the importance of this issue. i can say for me in the state of washington aviation supply chain is something we are proud of. people continue to innovate and create new products that that's where the innovation is happening in the supply chain. that's why we just recently passed the now called u.s. innovation competitiveness act that we are trying to negotiate with our colleagues because we believe in making an increase in investment and supply chain so i'm sure we will hear today also about the challenges we face in the semi conductor sector, an aspect of our supply chain which we saw great shifts over the last several decades and the consequence is obviously less jobs in the united states of america. needless to say, the supply chain is key to our economic strategy and a robust supply chain means we are going to continue to have robust employment in the united states of america. lywithout the resiliency, it cod be complicated as to the experience of covid, whether products can be delivered in a timely fas

between the, the us and thought of on presidential when he also met the the us forces commander john scott miller today to discussed all the support and how to add one security forces in the future. i bye, thanks very much. indeed. that's our boss and was talking to us from a capital. well, let's take a closer look at the history of background, the air base. it was built for the former soviet union in the 1950s, which turned it into its main base during its invasion of afghanistan in 1979 in late 2001. the us took it over and use it as a center of operations to remove the taliban. and i'll have to after the 911 attacks at its peak more than 100000 us troops, a pass through by graham air base. it has to run ways parking space for more than 100 aircraft hospital and a prison which has been run by african forces since 2013. the us military says $763.00 fully loaded c, 17 aircraft of left afghanistan. and it's scrapped around 15000 pieces of equipment or so from a catch the director at the center for conflict in your material studies at the doha institute for graduate studies. and he's joining us now

john miller all offer a variety of perspectives on the importance of this issue. i can say for me and the state of washington, aviation supply chain is something that we are proud of, and more than 150,000 people work in that supply chain that continue to innovate and create new products that, as mr. falapia has said in his testimony that we now call the u.s. and competitiveness act, and you can see that we trying to negotiate with the house colleagues, because we believe in making a increased investment in the supply chain. so i am sure that we are going to hear today also about the challenges that we face in the semiconductor sector, an aspect of the supply chain in which we saw great shifts over the last several decades and the consequence is obviously less jobs in the the united states of america. so needless to say, i think that congress has caught on that the supply chain is key to our economic strategies, and that a robust supply chain in the united states of america means that we are going to continue to have robust employment in the united states of ameri

john miller offer a variety of perspectives on the importance of this issue. i can say for me and the state of washington, aviation supply is something we are proud of. 150,000 people work in that supply chain that continues to innovate and create new products as he says in his testimony, that is where the innovation is happening. in the supply chain. that is why we recently passed the now called u.s. innovation and competitiveness act. we are trying to negotiate with our house colleagues. we believe in making an investment in the supply chain. i am sure we will hear today about the challenges we face in the semiconductor sector, an aspect which we saw break shift over the last several decades and the consequence is less jobs in the u.s. i think congress has caught on that the supply chain is key to our economic strategy. a robust supply chain in the u.s. means we will have to continue having robust employment in the u.s. without the resiliency of the supply chain, it could be complicated given the experience of covid whether products can be delivered in a tim

so me the miller. john, thanks very much. for the update well, fella had here on al jazeera, one of haiti's, most powerful gang leaders threatens protest over the killing of president of louise. i i, it's time for the journey with the sponsored by cut on airways. while the story remains much to say for good part of western europe, there was coming up the atlantic slow moving wells of cloud. bigger. there's a low pressure that's tends to be rain. a loss of cloud, a bit of wind and a drop in temperatures at all, run the edge. so from this high pressure of a moscow and through eastern europe and back towards spain, attempt as a cart highly with us generally fine. in fact, hot for many not quite record hot, but pretty close in one or 2 places. but this blue represents the rain i, when it comes up because he outsets fairly heavy rain for the western side of switzerland, eastern side of france and the position on monday. the temperatures in showed here just giving you a color overlay. so it's actually in the twenty's, even the low

the miller report from john is the off the full day, the writing, so that we can president food multiples or appeared on television appealing for com . although these may be opportunistic acts of looting, driven by hardship and poverty. the poor and marginalized bed, too, made branch of the destruction that is currently underway. as i said, shops have been looted an infrastructure has been destroyed. the violence sparked by the imprisonment of former president jacob's duma. he's been jailed for 15 months for contempt of court. after not complying with an inquiry into corruption, his apply to the constitutional court to review the sentence and impose saying it's unconstitutional. many of whom support to say he's been jailed and daily. and they've taken to the streets to voice their anger. but the government says, what began a support was duma in the village natal province is now being driven by crime at this mall in some way to south of johannesburg. police are powerless to thousands of people descend, grabbing whatever they can. many of the stools have been ransacked and the police that w

lauren boebert, madison cawthorne, chris jacobs, michael cloud, john rose, mary miller, and tom tiffany was a close ally of congresswoman marjorie taylor greene and is a convicted felon. the group that organized the border trip said his attendance was, quote, purely incidental. the fbi, previously, declined to comment on whether he was under investigation for breaching the capitol. >>> so, let's bring in congressman gosar's sister, jennifer gosar. jennifer, thank you so much for joining us on the show. i mean, first of all, when you hear everything i just laid out, what is your visceral reaction? >> my visceral reaction is disgust. it's nausea and loathing. i do not understand why these people continue to work in congress. why they continue to do what they are doing with any -- without any efforts to, both, consider censure, expulsion, and investigation. >> you've said that your brother is partly responsible for inciting the january-6th attack. i mean, what do you make of his revisionism and conspiracies about that day? >> again, nausea worthy. it's despicable. and it's really cynical b

and just one day, earlier in the week for me, the miller has more from john, his book. all the south african government had to hope to vaccinate about 300000. and they almost reached the target by almost 250000 in the last 24 hours. and that is a record for south africa, especially given they've been concerning the last week or so, given the disruptions here around some of the riots that we experienced in the provinces. of course we're going to tell and helping in that vaccination centers were the work they were suspended at least for a few days and all the government says everything is back to normal. also what seems to be driving this particular record is that vaccinations have now opened up to people the to 5 years and older. and it seems based on the trends we're seeing that the younger the individual is the keynote they are to get vaccinated. we did see some reluctance from people over 60 years old, so the government is really pushing for the registration of people over the age of 35. and while it did have a process in place that people would have to make appointme

miller lite? >> harris: john lewis was on that bridge and people call him brave.against all odds for going against something in this country. watching the eulogies of him when they brought the casket across the stage a little less than a year ago now, i look at that and the images -- i was born in 1965 and this is a story and you have known my whole life. i was born in the south in atlanta, georgia. these are things that we know well as americans. not as white, not as black, just as americans. it is part of our shared history. i want kamala harris as vice president to say something about the words that she said. i want her to recognize that people are not being beaten in the streets right now. we are not at the same place that we were and unless we are very careful, we could go to new places we do not want to be. we are not at those places. we are working together, hopefully. she is dividing us with those words. she's calling these people in a private plane, you know i love me some miller lite, but they are not paying for any of it. they are doing things that many

. >> tim miller, john kelly is in this story, too.whatever people think of his service to donald trump, is a celebrated general of the post-9/11 era and worked for a president who he had to plead with to not praise hitler. i don't know where to begin but why hasn't someone like john kelly spoken out about the march toward autocracies and the party that's still following him? >> you know how to tickle things that get my goat, nicolle, because as soon as i heard this story, trump is heinous, stipulated. we know that. where is john kelly? where has he been? i appreciate the sacrifices his family has made but at the same time you have a responsibility and you were in the room. he had a responsibility to be on the record before the election that was a little too close for comfort, to be on the record between the election january 6 and the transfer of power january 20th he was nowhere. michael bender, i'm sure it will be a great book that comes out nine months too late, frankly. it's frustrating there weren't more people speaking out at a t

about those members being tom tiffany, lauren boebert, chris jacobs,michael cloud, john rose, ronny jackson and mary miller your reporting. people should go to cnn.com to read more about that. i want to give a quick programming note as well. in july 4th, america is open. it's time to celebrate. i hope you'll join me along with my colleagues and friends, don lemon, dana bash, and victor blackwell for a star-studded evening of music and fireworks. it's going to be such a fantastic celebration, and it all begins on july 4th at 7:00 eastern only on cnn. alisyn takes it from here. have a great weekend. ♪ 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? sadly, not anymore. wow. so sudden. um, we're not about to have the "we need life insurance" conversation again, are we? no, we're having the "we're getting coverage so we don't have to worry about it" conversation. so you're calling about the $9.95 a month plan -from colonial penn? -i am. we put it off long enough. we are getting that $9.95 plan, today. (jonathan) is it time for you to call about the $9.95 plan? i'm jonathan from colonial penn life insurance com

speak with former white house senior aide to president trump stephen miller former hud secretary ben carson in wyoming senator john barrasso, it's good to do a press have a wonderful weekend and thank you for watching. ♪ ♪ ♪. gerry: welcome to the wall street journal on large america has better weeks in the last month from new covid rules to a weakening economy to violence on city streets in the olympic games that quadrennial celebrating but things don't seem to be going to quite right direction to joe biden's america, cuvÉe cases are surging, mass meetings are back in the economy is weaker than we thought major cities are in the grip of a violent crime and shows no signs of easing in the nation star athlete pulls out of the games for mental health we can't blame president biden and the democrats that simone biles was unable to continue in the gymnastics world but pretty much everything else right now is creating real doubts about the direction of the country and the president who took office six month ago. on thursday we learn a and annual rate of 6.5% in the three months to june that may sound like a good number

hiring 20,000 of them here is our own kate rogers along with the ceo of denny's jon miller kate >> kelly, thank you. john, thank you tore being here with us today. >> thanks, kate, for having me great to be here >> so you're on the road on this hiring tour. what's the tone been like out there? are workers showing up, and do you think you'll be able to get to that 20,000 number in this environment? >> it will take a little time than just this one week tour the great thing about the momentum we built in our brand is this incredible family environment. presently we enjoy this home away from home for guests in our neighborhoods and employees come from those same neighborhoods so people tend to know each other and serve each other and create this incredible warmth and hospitality that's made this a great place to work. and our turnover has been a little bit lower so while a lot of people face strong head winds on staffing, as do we maybe we don't have it as bad as everybody in the industry. we hit the road with our mobile relief we've servedsome 40,000 people in disasters and we've put it on the road to creat

speak with former white house senior aide to president trump stephen miller former hud secretary ben carson in wyoming senator john a press have a wonderful weekend and thank you for watching. ♪ ♪ ♪. gerry: welcome to the wall street journal on large america has better weeks in the last month from new covid rules to a weakening economy to violence on city streets in the olympic games that quadrennial celebrating but things don't seem to be going to quite right direction to joe biden's america, cuvÉe cases are surging, mass meetings are back in the economy

madison cawthorne, chris jacobs, john rose, ronny jackson, and mary miller. the members were there the night before the former president's visit, which they took part in. and as it turns out, so did this guy, agueiro. here he is posting on instagram. his comment reads, can y'all spot me? lol. lol. a k-file search of court records found the guy has a history of criminal violence, including felony-vehicular assault for which he receive add two-year prison sentence. that's who these lawmakers are rubbing elbows and chatting with on tuesday. and yes, given the moment, that's more than a bit surreal. but it's, also, not surprising. even though, let's be blunt here, it damn well ought to be, all things considered. think about it. for the first independence day holiday since the civil war, this country, 245 years old on sunday, is living in the shadow of an internal attack on democracy. it could be on the verge of another, according to a warning this week, from the department of homeland security. yet, one of the two political parties is doing all it can to get us,

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john hardy. to help us for today's announcement, we are joined by forward putting on official michael miller. michael, thanks for joining me on this. i know you watched the press conference area, which we call a little little lackluster. there was the pomp and circumstance that you would expect with a reader from a foreign country, even iraq. the talent has been set and that's what was now so that, that's what they had said. but one of us to actually be withdrawing. do you believe all the military facets from iraq, they're going to withdraw combat? they're not going to withdraw, or they will replace them really with teachers and advisors and intel support, which is, which is what the prime minister wants. and he's reacting frankly to internal pressures, especially from the sheer, the, the, the, the popular mobilization forces that one of all forces out period. however, they've basically agreed that they'll go along with, haven't the type of us a personnel there that can provide the training and the intel. and so we'll see what happens. but the prime minister has a lot of internal problems and

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john $900.00. jeff, aren't abdulla still don't know, watch waiting for them. can i get a little me, hey, hey folks, welcome back to dennis miller plus one and we're joined by maury povich 23rd season . maury. yeah. more. i think that listed. i used to be a liberal and then i became i wasn't certain enough from my guesswork to stay a liberal. but i do know that when they began to make fun of cats like james stockdale, when they began to be dismissive with anybody who wasn't in their area code with that over the head thing, i think no, no brother, some of this prove, prove, should be over their head, this is all you're living in, you intellectual lives every day. life ad nauseum. there are people out there living it and to constantly disparage them is going to catch up to you eventually. and indeed, i look at the democrats now is the party of the swells. i like the oil boy. well, in a way it's, it's interesting. i've always looked upon politics because of my news upbringing because for the 1st 25 years of my life, in terms of media, i was in the news, the news business. and i always look at took a pragmatic approach at it. and my

john $900.00 jeff, aren't abdulla still don't know, watch waiting for them. can i get a hold of me . ready ready hey, hey folks, welcome back to dennis miller swan, wherever black with the law roach. and by the way, before colorado legalize we illegal or effect chicago or my new brass de la roche, he is worked with celebrity stylus image, architect is worked there on a grounded celine dion. and as he said, a 2 big machines there, mary j. blige. and he's currently a judge on the voting, reality competition show legendary, which streaming as everything it appears in the world is on h. b o. max, here the luxuriant locks, how long does it take to grow that beautiful follicular power? 45 minutes time. let me tell me about legendary tell h b o, how are they to work because this thing's caught on. yeah, i love being a part of a family. they are incredible. they are good people to work with them and they leave you go. after some places they know. yeah. and the higher you good thing. yeah. they leave me alone. cool. yeah they, they've been amazing. we, we just got picked up the season 3 beautiful, which is really exciting. but legendary is a platfor

john: top u.s. general stepping down to the day. austin scott miller marking a symbolic end of u.s. military involvement there with the central base for u.s. forces in a virtually empty. reaction from nikki haley coming up. we begin with greg palkot who is live in afghanistan with more. the taliban seems to take control of that country almost by the hour. >> absolutely. a little bit of history to a day, but as you know, troubled times here in this country. it's called a change of command ceremony, i'll go on command scott miller had to get off end of central command who has been running things overall with the headquarters, but it was more than a change of command. take a look. >> this was just a few moments ago, the symbolic and to america's war in afghanistan. for the afghan politicians and others behind us, there are questions about what is ahead. >> i tell the taliban that they are responsible to the violence that's going on against the will of the people and it needs to stop. >> they are now taking over a third of the country. the afghan military often not up to the task of fle

. >> john: they will certainly not let you bring a case of miller lite on board either.l fans and players diving for cover during a game. now police are on the hunt for those responsible. we are on the scene with the latest coming up next. >> sandra: plus, another violent weekend in the city of chicago, people are asking what, if anything, is being done to stop it? it's like using the mayor of hypocrisy. we will explain. ♪ ♪ veteran homeowners. newday usa has dropped their rates again. the newday two and a quarter refi is the lowest rate in their history. two and a quarter percent. just 2.48 apr. these rates could cut thousands off your mortgage payments every year. with their two and a quarter refi, there's no money out of pocket and no upfront fees. newday's holding the line on those low rates so every veteran family can save. brushing only reaches 25% of your mouth. listerine® cleans virtually 100%. helping to prevent gum disease and bad breath. never settle for 25%. always go for 100. bring out the bold™ veteran homeowners, newday just announced their lowest rate eve