apartmentsil introduce ron buyer who will gift presentation on the of property management from john stewart. good morning, thank you. thank you very much. our first slide on the property management staff. and we made progress in the last month. we have a person in every seat in the office two are still in the process. being hired. and last among we hired 2 staff. an occupancy specialist on october 25 and maintenance technician on october 24. the last 2 people are in back upon ground and participate fully staffed in the next week or two. the next is work order summary. in october we had 177 work orders. and the average number of days to complete were 1.14 days. including in the 177 are 6 emergency work orders. and the average time to close the work orders was upon 15 hires. rink if a couple hours to a day at the most. no questions. the next slide. this is our occupancy report we show numbers from july through october. this month we in october we had one move in. did 3in are project transfers between 1 and another at plaza east and 2 held for transfers now the transfers are general low for ac

i got to learn from trevor noah, from john stewart.f comradery amongst the alumni, all of these people, they all came together. here is what you do. right now, i'm trying to do television. i want to do sitcoms. i want to do some network stuff. there's a film i'm writing. there's a book hopefully that will be sold shortly. >> >> let's say you got options. we are cheering you on. >> again, late night is evolving. and so if there is an opportunity to be anywhere, y'all got enough space on this stage. >> got to go. >> my homeboy. >> that's a no. >> alabama, alabama, we're cheering you on. thank you, roy. >>> "time" magazine says taylor swift is person of the year. when we come back, who does charles barkley think the person of the year is in 2023? that's called a tease, people. we'll be right back. >>> welcome charles." "time" magazine leased their person of the year of the year. they select a person or persons who most affected the news in our lives for good or ill and embodied what was important about the year e this year person of the y

he made john stewart's pants every night. still makes his own close. "the colbert report."d buttocks and he is still here. i think you owe him an apology. that's all i wanted to say. >> stephen: thank you very much. you are so kind. i have to say there is no greater, much you can give a comedian than the word steadily. he has been doing the show steadily. legally they have to pay him. >> kenan: you're great. >> stephen: your very kind. you're great and now you are an author. look at how highfalutin you are. in the book. "when i was your age." i want to start off with the author photo. can we get a close-up shot of that? there you are. what's going on here? >> kenan: that's me playing mr. white cap in hansel and gretel. he was a character that i don't even know it is in the original story. it's part of one of my first theater performances. >> stephen: how old are you? >> kenan: nineish. >> stephen: this was part of your "snl" audition? >> kenan: i definitely showed them that photo so they knew who they were messing with. >> stephen: mr. white cat. did you get bitten by the b

radio let's people speak and make the case in john stewart mills marketplace of ideas. accordingly, mr. president, as if in -- actually, before i do this, i would like to yield to my colleague from massachusetts. okay. accordingly, mr. president, as if in legislative session, i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of calendar number 2308 -- 208. s. 1669, further that the committee reported substitute amendment be agreed to, the bill as amended be considered read a third time and passed, and that the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table. the presiding officer: is there objection? mr. paul: mr. president the presiding officer: the senator from kentucky mr. paul: reserving the right to object. there is a certain amount of irony in seeing republicans come to the floor proposing mandates on business. to republicans picking winners and losers. mandating that all cars have a.m. radio is antithetical to any notion of limited government, and has nothing to do with the debate over free speech. the debate over fre

. >> did you tell detective john stewart that when ed mcdevitt uses alcohol along with prescription pills>> remember, eric was the one who'd given ed his alibi, said he'd seen him come home. nonsense, said the defense attorney. how could he? eric had been out on a date at the time. >> so, the truth is, you weren't home. mr. mcdevitt did not come home while you were home? >> i don't know at this point. i'm not sure at this point. i'm not. i'm not going to give you one way or the other. i'm sorry. >> the jury got to hear from ed himself when the prosecutor called him to the stand. >> if i didn't put him on, then he'd be the big phantom that the defense was trying to make sound so terrible. >> there is no video of ed's testimony, but he told the jury he had never been violent tore jesse or anyone else. so, here comes this phantom and this phantom turns out to be kind of a shy, soft-spoken guy. >> right, very, very, very clean-cut, shy young man who was devastated. >> a did not agree to an on-camera interview, but he told us he did not kill jesse. he had nothing to do with it, and he grieves

john: no one's there. >> stephen: just tell me if jon stewart was there. >> john: he was there.sked about returning to work. >> you're about to go back to work. are you happy? >> oh, yes. yes. >> wow. >> stephen: no hesitancy. >> john: no even sense of fun in the voice. just "yes. it's time for him to get back to work." >> stephen: we have to take a quick break here, mr. oliver. we'll be right back with more of that guy. stick around. i'm walt. i have relapsing ms, and a lot going on. that's why i take kesimpta. kesimpta is the only b-cell treatment for rms you can take at home, once-a-month. and it was proven superior at reducing the rate of relapses vs aubagio. for me, a once-a-month treatment just works for my schedule. don't take kesimpta if you have hepatitis b, and tell your doctor if you have had it, as it could come back. kesimpta can cause serious side effects, including infections. while no cases of pml were reported in rms clinical trials, it could happen. tell your doctor if you had or plan to have vaccines, or if you are or plan to become pregnant. kesimpta may caus

year later so i first everybody's ballin all by the way here's where it fitzhugh lee john campbell and jeff stewartgo on to dillsburg just like they're supposed to and else is there he goes on to carlisle. trying to find work your ferry finds baldy smith oops that's a problem battle goes on at gettysburg gordon is going to lose 500 of his 1800 men who had dropped defend wrightsville mary the arms who form that bucket brigade at wrightsville all are chopped off after the battle. 500 men of gordon's brigade go down at gettysburg. one final slide, final impact yorks captured. ransom 400 horses jim morelli takes telegraph service of course down a bridge is gone. a civilian exodus all the w to. little childredie at wrightsville because their dad goes souvenir hunting, pul a shell from the rear. about all wrightsville, puts it back i there and it rolls into the blows up. the only two falities on that, i can tell in before well before jennie wade happened in wrightsville. thank you so very much for your time and attention today. i appreciate. and now the next time somebody age up, stewart's joyriding know

anna stewart, cnn, london. >> john just wants to listen to music.ompassing. >> i like that only taylor swift can decide when peak taylor swift is. >> she has earned that. >> this what i like about it, she is continuing to producing the songs, and it is not like she is not producing the content that the fans are eating up. >> she is famous for being really, really talented. it is nice to see. >> and news this morning, nikki haley is called out over her answer to a simple question about the civil war. now she is trying to clarify in lightning quick time in campaign sense, trying to clarify and clean it up with new attacks on her critics. >>> she is the biggest artist in the world. >> they sued taylor swift on "shake it off" saying that she wrote it. >> as soon as i heard it, i said, that is dope. >> everybody in the music industry is looking over their shoulder. >> when you respect other artist, you give credit. >> what we know about taylor swifift, she doeoes not t shy y from a a fightht. >> t taylor swift,t, cnn at t 9 p.m. s sunday. >>> a group loo

year later so i first everybody's ballin all by the way here's where it fitzhugh lee john campbell and jeff stewartgo on to dillsburg just like they're supposed to and else is there he goes on to carlisle. trying to find work your ferry finds baldy smith oops that's a problem battle goes on at gettysburg gordon is going to lose 500 of his 1800 men who had dropped defend wrightsville mary the arms who form that bucket brigade at wrightsville all are chopped off after the battle. 500 men of gordon's brigade go down at gettysburg. one final slide, final impact york is captured. ransom 400 horses jim morelli takes telegraph service of course down a bridge is gone. a civilian exodus all the way to. little children die at wrightsville because their dad goes souvenir hunting, pulls a shell from the rear. about all wrightsville, puts it back in there and it rolls into the bls up. the only two fatalities on that, i can tell in before well before jennie wade happened in wrightsville. thank you so very much for your time and attention today. i appreciate. and now the next time somebody age up, stewart's joyri

john. i'm joined by political commentator alice stewart. and republican strategist doug high good to see you. >> good to be with you. >> i'm going to give you a softball. despite his bombastic style, i'm speaking of donald trump, is it fair to say, yeah, it's still the economy stupid when it comes to voters? i start with you alice? >> thank you, sara, i love a good softball so i'll catch it and run with it. the economy is a big factor while you can talk about the numbers and john mention some of the good economic barometers, the numbers might be good but the perception of the economy is not good. and voters' perception trumps everything else. when you have six, seven and ten americans feel they're not better off economically than they were four years ago, that's going to have an impact. and they say many of them, trust a republican candidate on the economy more than they do joe biden and the democrats. that's going to be very important and difficult hill for joe biden to climb. and it's another component of that is how they tell this. you c

both rod stewart and john legend have played track side, too.inning gospel album and her second inspiring act >> i had really, really deep scars from abuse you grow up feeling unwanted ♪ there was a time when i was broken ♪ >> gloria gaynor is the poster child of people getting through to point to what was her source of strength is a really cool idea ♪ at first i was -- >> yes ma'am. >> a lot of us are going to learn something. i didn't know the story behind that "i will survive" hits theaters on gallen tine's day, that's february 13th. there you go. >> that's your "popstart." >> announcer: merriest main street is sponsored by starbucks. share the joy this season with a holiday drink at starbucks >>> gather around, everybody it's time for the next stop in our merriest main street tour. >> this morning, our own emilie ikeda is in the holiday spirit at play house in essex, connecticut. hey, em. >> reporter: good morning to you guys i feel like i'm in a holiday postcard right now because the town of essex seems to have everything from a steam locom

johns hopkins suspended dr. gluckman a pediatrician publicly called for the large slaughter of palestinians. the nypd arrested stewart selduits, former obama foreign policy advisor who harassed a halal car vender. halaasa bozakani surrendered to nypd after allegedly throwing. coffee a man and his 18 month old for wearing a coffee. instacart fired brian caplin, publicly called for sexual violence against young palestinian women. we will fight zinest hate anywhere and everywhere. thank you to all who join us in this mission. stewart seldits was the most high profile genocide air to be held accountable after featuring as zionist of the week. here he is supporting genocide with smile. if we killed 4,00 palestinian kids, you know what, it wasn't enough. kill 4,000 palestinian cave, what, it wasn't enough, it wasn't enough, go, go, go, go, born here, but you're a terrorist, you support terrorist, listen, go, i'm not support something, you support terrorist, i'm not, go, i'm just walking here, you're a terrible person, no, i don't know, you don't speak english, no, yeah, in egypt will get your car, does your father like his

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. >> host: john in massachusetts on president xi's "new york times" with the stewart back from septemberen speaker kevin mccarthy authorize the committee to move forward but didn't hold a formal vote on the senate floor, or on house for excuse me. as justification he pointed to the actions of former speaker nancy pelosi who announced the formal impeachment inquiry against then president trump in 2019, fivere weeks before the house voted to authorize a formal impeachment probe, to have that vote on the house for vicki said that set a precedent that he was following. more from the stewart in "new york times." rules withoutnt was due to begin impeachment and history offers auclair guide. the house committee begin impeachment investigation into president richard nixon in october of 1973 didn't vote to ratify ar formal inquiry into february 1974. in 1998 house votes open-end impeachment inquiry into president bill clinton. in 2021 house impeached mr. trump a second time with no inquiry at all. so no set rules on this, but there has been a push to hold a formal vote on the house floor. republi

johns hopkins suspended dr. glugman, a pediatrician who publicly called for the large-scale slaughter of palestinians. the nypd arrested stewart selduits, a former obama foreign policy advisor to harassed a halal cart vendor. hadasa buzakarani surrendered to the nypd after allegedly throwing coffee attaman and his 18 month old for wearing a coffee. instacart fired brian caplin. who publicly called for sexual violence against young palestinian women. we will fight zinest hate anywhere and everywhere. thank you to all who join us in this mission. stewart selduits was the most high profile genocide air to be held accountable after featuring as zionist of the week. here he is supporting genocide with smile. if we killed 4,000 palestinian kids, you know what, it wasn't enough. if we killed 4,00 palestinian kids, you know what, it wasn't enough. wasn't enough, go, go, go, go, born here, but you're a terrorist, you support terrorism, listen, go, i'm not support something, you support terrorism, i'm not, i'm just working, you're a terrible person, no, i don't know, you don't know, i just speak english, no, yeah, go, come out in in egy

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stewart is joining the show today. for more local headlines, including weather, join us on our streaming service, cbs news all right, everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome. that's what john. ok. we all know and love the pioneer, the icon, the master, the mogul, i mean, the everything. she is everything. her name is basically singular at this point.

john mosley his okay to begin conducting guerrilla operations. the federal should have seen this as a success but what they know is that stewart got away. he has done it again. he has embarrassed us again. in fact, huntsman had done exactly everything that he should have done. here is the key. i want you to keep the time in mind as we go forward. he is going to get to annandale. that is where the skirmish will be with the calvary force. as i will show you soon, annandale is just a few miles from the fortification of washington. as we go forward remember i said he is not going around the army, he is going through the army. there is annandale in the big circle. there is the map again with the fortifications on it. this idea, more than the federals took away this more than the others. stewart was not at all afraid to challenge it. we had gone around them before. he was going to challenge them by coming up against the union fortifications. i am not trying to say anything to you about this, there is an idea of what they are going to do in the summer. this will make stewart in the union mindset, one of the great persons that they have. i thin

time somebody age up, stewart's joyriding knowing one, the next time somebody, the first confederates and gettysburg. were harris men on there? no they weren't. there was a white and john gordon behind them. so hopefully you've learned some things. we have time for a couple of questions or are we all set or we need to go, oh, we got to go. sorry about that, guys. anyway, books are out there. feel free to see me. have great day. thank you very much. so welcome, everyone. this is i. i'm president of the the lincoln group of d.c. my name is david jay kent and on tonight's special program, the lincoln group, what they said marks 160th anniversary of lincoln's gettysburg address, which was given november 19th, 1863. i'm going to kick off program by reading the gettysburg address so that we all have it in our mind because it's very short. then three of our members will each discuss one aspect of this brief, but revealing elegy our nation first tom peet we'll discuss. lincoln viewed the declaration of independence and not the constitution as a nation's key founding. john. i mean, john o'brien, sorry john o brien we'll discuss lincoln's use of religious symbolism in the addres

. >> john, you brought this to my attention, and that shouldn't surprise our viewers that you do that. i talked to the ceo of a company called infobionics, stewart have done, they have been doing monitoring for a long time to look for irregular rhythms. you mentioned atrial fibrillations that affects 5 million americans and can lead to strokes and heart attacks and we don't always find it because you could be asymptomatic, and halter monitors, three days of monitoring or event monitors, hopefully it will be triggered and the doctor would find out, a perfect place for artificial intelligence. you could have it monitoring the strips and infobionic is working with the mayo clinic. there are a few other companies, i-rhythm is a company that has compared with the three-day monitor and with the help of artificial intelligence, it's a huge, huge improvement and this company working with mayo i mentioned, infobionic, they have six leads, they are looking at different parts of the heart simultaneously. they can go for 30 days straight with a.i. monitoring all the time. they check your blood pressure, check your oxygen. so if you have arrhythmia go into t