kurt didn't play the hits.ght ♪ >> i remember watching him play a cover of a leadbelly song, "where did you sleep last night?" and it was emotional for me because i love nirvana, and i felt this connection to kurt cobain, and i was always, even when i was young, just so worried about him. ♪ my girl, my girl ♪ >> in that era there was always the speculation kurt's not doing well, kurt has drug problems. and nirvana "unplugged" was this kind of thing like, the clouds parted. you know? and it seemed like everything was going to be okay. ♪ the whole night through ♪ >> from seattle tonight, word of an untimely death. >> the lead singer of nirvana shot and killed himself at his home in seattle, washington, today. >> it didn't come as a major surprise, but it was devastating because of the way it happened. >> i pulled over and i was there for like 20 minutes, half an hour, just crying right there. i just don't understand it. that's all. >> i think he was the closest that his generation came to a john lennon. >> yeah.

you say you ywrote the chapter about kurt cobain last.en hard. >> yeah, i was scared to write it. the book is -- it is written in short story format. so they're, like, little glimpses of different times in my life. and i knew that that was a really important part of the story. but i was -- i also sort of knew what people might expect me to write or what they wanted me to write. and rather than write something that was, like, you know, logistical or practical, i wanted to write more about loss. and mourning. and what it is like to process grief and how you -- everyone does it differently. and you sort of do it differently for each person. so it really -- that it was the thing i wrote. i finally locked the door and spent two days letting it all out. and i did. >> and for you, dealing with that loss was actually rejecting music for some time, right? >> yeah. i mean, you know, my entire life, i started playing music when i was maybe 10 years old, fell in love with the beatles, i taught myself how to play guitar by listening to beatles records

kurt: it does feel more aggressive this time around.n the past, for example the cambridge analytica two years ago at this point, we saw mark zuckerberg be a lot more active, we saw him out speaking a lot more often. now it is nick clegg, the head of policy and communication, doing most of the talking. and we have seen some of their pr folks on twitter being more aggressive and sharing the company message and even countering journalists and things like that, so it does feel like facebook is being more aggressive this time around in this crisis than they have been in previous issues. caroline: talk about what is happens next. we know that frances haugen is going to the u.k. we know the mp has been very focused on these issues. we know that the e.u. wants to speak with her as well. what next in terms of the story from your perspective? kurt: we have to keep an eye out for even more stories to come. we know that frances has given thousands of documents maybe , tens of thousands of documents, to the journal, regulators. she hinted in her tes

kurt: it is relatively striking.t heard him address it too seriously, he has been going out of his way to show that he is not worried. he was out sailing this weekend, senators pointed that out. i think it is telling to a change in strategy. around cabbage analytical, the election, mark was front and center. he was out apologizing and try to defend facebook quite often. there is some frustration because i do not think that work. i do not think people heard from him and said ok, we are going to think about facebook any differently. their approach of putting mark out there does not move the needle for us. what is the benefit? that is why you see him go out all of the time and be much more visible. that is a strategy that they have not had to test with him being the face of facebook in the past. emily: monika joined us earlier. i'm curious about what you thought about her response and about this idea that frances haugen brought up in her testimony. our hope is that more pleasing to company -- now more employees at tech

kurt wagner and david kirkpatrick, thank you both.ime, facebook has been fined $70 million by the u.k.'s merger watchdog for failing to update regulators on an acquisition. they say facebook consciously refused to follow you kayla -- follow u.k. law. the decision on the deal is expected by december 1. coming up, as bitcoin hits an all-time high, traders can jack up their bets with options on a newly minted strategy etf. we talk about how high bitcoin's price can go, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ moving is a handful. no kidding! fortunately, xfinity makes moving easy. easy? -easy? switch your xfinity services to your new address online in about a minute. that was easy. i know, right? and even save with special offers just for movers. really? yep! so while you handle that, you can keep your internet and all those shows you love, and save money while you're at it with special offers just for movers at xfinity.com/moving. >> it's been quite a rally. >> never say never. a year ago we were probably trading at around $12,000. now it's 6000. >>

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kurt wagner, thank you so much.oming up, promising studies from mark -- from merck on a covid-19 pill. how could it change fighting the virus? that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: let's talk about the potential breakthrough in the treatment for covid-19, merck is looking for emergency use authorization that -- for a pill that it says could cut costs but liz eight and -- hospitalizations in half. >> this is merck's new antiviral pill. the medication has been shown to reduce the risk of hospitalizations by about half. it is the promise of a drug that is easy to get and take home that has people excited. >> you could potentially have it at home, which is the thing. if you don't go to the hospital, particularly when they are infectious, they are infected, you can give them something that reduces their risk by at least half, even in high risk groups. fully it is still under 20% of people in hospital. >> how does it work? by inhibiting the replication of covid, from a mechanism that reproduces the virus's genetic

what's your reaction to this, kurt?ad of any potential 2024 run? i mean, is there any investigation that those who called for mike pence's hanging are willing to just forget it and move forward? >> they won't because donald trump won't let them, but i think that we've seen two cents then, and this came partly from the costa, woodward book that mike pence wasn't as altruistic as some of us would have liked to believe. he was calling around, even going to dan quayle looking for an excuse to give donald trump what he wanted. and for anybody out there who has been saying for the last four years -- and i've heard this a number of times -- well, the craziness, it's just trump. it's all trump. that's a different animal than the rest of the republican party. listen to nikki haley, listen to mike pence, listen to ron desantis, listen to marco rubio and josh hawley. this has affected the entire republican party. it is not just about one man, one deranged, crazy lunatic man. this is about the entire party that has gotten willfully

joining us now for the latest is bloomberg tech reporter kurt wagner. kurt, what happened?well, we're still trying to figure that out. we're expecting hopefully the company will explain in more detail some time tonight. but the services are starting to come back online and we believe that there was a domain issue. so essentially the technology that directed you to facebook when you typed in facebook.com was not working. so when you're typing in the domain, it wasn't actually connecting you to the service. and it obviously took them the better part of the work day to get it fixed. haidi: we're hearing the sentiment including from a.o.c., most high-profile criticism as to this is what happens when you have such a concentration of three of the most broad will he used apps in communication services, globally concentrated within one owner, right? is this going to intensify the sort of antimonopoly criticism of big tech? kurt: possibly. although i don't know how much work was actually stalled today outside of facebook. so, for example, i know i was still able to work all day. he

kurt, does that mean we can expect those referrals this week?y issue such referrals when the deadline to present evidence and come in for testimony had already passed? >> yeah, rev, i think it's been very clear from the trump/bannon posture that their entire intention this entire time is to not comply with the january 6 committee, to try to obstruct its proceedings, to try to hide behind republicans and hope they can run the clock out on the committee's work. democrats cannot let this happen. we're seeing, like you referenced the jonathan karl book, what we've heard from the woodward/costa book, example after example of how donald trump is more than just a conspiracy theorist. he's the ringleader. he's the reason january 6 happened. we need to use every tool at our disposal, every legal tool, whether it's putting people in jail, holding people in contempt of congress. if we aren't willing to use and deploy the resources to get to the bottom of the domestic terror attack, i don't really know what we're doing here, rev. all it does is signal donal

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i remember waking up the day after kurt died and thinking okay, he's gone, but i'm still here?cess of doing everything all over again. like my first cup of coffee, my first trip to the grocery store, the first time i pick up a guitar. you sort of learn to relive your life all over again. and i think that it was that day that i realized i'm lucky enough to be here. so i might as well take advantage of every day and the life that i get to live. even on the worst days, you know. i'm happy to be alive. and that was a huge moment for me. it changed my life. >> dave grohl, thank you so much for your time and your inspiring words. >> thanks, ari. it's good to see you. >> wonderful. and this book is "storytellers: tales of life in music." plenty to learn here from dave grohl. quite a life, quite a perspective. thank you for joining us on "the beat." "the reidout" starts right now. >> hi, ari. thank you very much. have a wonderful evening. i'm a little bit jealous. i'm a dave grohl super fan. >> hey. >> i'm holding the jealous in, holding it in, trying not to express it. be i love it. g

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we're barely a modern country when it comes to how we treat families, kurt. don't know what is in these bills. we try the do it in the show. here is what is in the bills. there is a poll out that only 10% know a lot of the specifics in the bill. i kind of feel like manchin and sinema have taken advantage of that. everyone knows what infrastructure. it's trains, roads, stuff like that, bridges. but the other bill has been allowed to be sort of pushed aside. but it's the bill that helps the most people. so do you think that at this point now that now that the white house understands that he is going to get on that plane, biden, they ain't giving him the bill. and they t-bill won't happen until they get build back better. do you think that puts democrats in a stronger position to pass the substantive legislation? >> i do. and i think one thing that we have to remember, and i've been trying to stress this point, every single dollar that democrats approve and joe biden signs into law is one more dollar the republicans want to spend on anything. the republicans wan

. >> kurt, your interpretation of where this bill stands? it seems a big deal to me. some point, but what do you think has changed? >> well, ultimately the process worked the way it's designed to. this is complex major spending, historic spending and that's going to take time to sort out. at the end of the day the big headline is democrats delivered. they delivered on the promise to make health care more affordable for millions of families. they delivered on the promise to make child care more accessible and reachable for millions of families. they delivered on the promise to deal with climate change and put us on a path to meet the climate goals put forward. every dollar being spent to support these programs, these wildly popular programs among the entire american electorate, are opposed by the majority of republicans in congress. every dollar spent would not have gone this way if republicans controlled washington. even though it may not be everything everybody wanted, it's a significant downpayment on a major investment in this country and that is a reminder to vote

kurt: that's right, this is a pretty crazy week for facebook.was already a busy weekend as you mentioned, speaking on "60 minutes" last night and speak again tomorrow before a u.s. senate subcommittee. there is a lot already at stake for facebook this week. to have this kind of happen today and really dominate the whole news cycle today, it goes to show you that facebook is certainly top of mine for everybody right now. haidi: what sort of inkreezed scrutiny could we see on facebook given the latest outages, not to 34e7ction the whistleblower? kurt: i think if we're going to see anything, it's probably going to be related to the whistleblower. the outage was a bad look and it certainly shows that facebook is a little vulnerable from a tech standpoint, but i think, you know, the stuff that the whiz hl blower plans to talk about is facebook's handling of hate speech, the handling of young teens and children online, that's the kind of stuff that is going to anger a lot of members of congress here in the u.s. and, you know, it could be the thing tha

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kurt. kiwis for you. yeah. very sweet. no covid there. that wraps up kron 4 news at night. you for being with us. really appreciate it. stay safe. stay dry unless you want to go out and do a rain dance because boy, it's nice to see the rain. >> the news at 10 is next. pam and catherine are here with that. it is nice to see the right apply to grant. vicki, thank you both. coming up tonight at 10 o'clock. our coverage of the storm continues. in fact, we have team coverage. our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow tracking when this system will clear out and when an even stronger one will arrive. also, we are continuing to monitor the power outages leaving thousands of people in the dark tonight. >> where the efforts to turn the lights back on stand right now. those stories and more coming up on kron 4 news at 10. don't worry, ma. we'll be there soon. “we?!” is this “the one.” well...let's say i found the one who takes me to another level. always stays calm under pressure. most importantly... the one that helps me discover the coolest places. this sounds wonderful! come outside

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kurt let us know it's football season, two. eve of a first pitch, wade lamont jr., he got a hit last night. and when you can yawn in the big moments, like game five starter logan webb, that's saying something. he'll be loaded with his favorite energy drink by game time. >> i've always loved red bull. i honestly started drinking it when i was 234 travel ball, when i was real young. don't be mad at my mom or dad or anything about that. that was kind of me and my brother's thing. right when i get to the field, right before i start my stretch with my trainer and then at the >> all right. you drink three red bulls? >> i do, yes. i'm not adam bad as beau, though. >> how many does he drink? >> i don't know. the other day he was drinking preworkout in the seventh inning, and i said what are you doing? and he's, like, i like the caffeine. [ laughter ] >> hey, gift ahead, stay ahead, any way you can. i know it's easier said than done. hard to believe a 109-win team is going to go home after tomorrow. wow. what a year for both of these fr

. >> sarasota sheriff kurt hoffman, the fbi, and all law enforcement agencies that are here today, this is my first time being here. we have deployed -- chief garrison and i have been in constant contact. we deployed assets immediately, resources, deputies, our system which can analyze a crime scene and save hours and hours of man hours, our drones, the dragon fish. dragon fish has the capability of flying 67 miles an hour and 18.6 miles away from the operator with all the capabilities of a helicopter. today when i walked back there i got to see firsthand the treacherous conditions that they were working in. we're talking about water levels up above almost the chest area, rattlesnakes, moccasins, alligators. and these heroes go out there. while we can't change the outcome, we can bring justice. and today i'm very, very proud to say that chief garrison and our team of law enforcement, which is regional. it doesn't matter what color patch or uniform you wear, we work as one team and one family. the law enforcement community came together and i'm very proud to be a part of that. chief garr

v electric car noodle shock hold on kurt only zack hold on here. cuz he'd only toss. i went to a think hello. no, it is under tony poor. lemme does say would do to lip hold empty. people are just talking about wind and solar is if that's gonna solve the problem. it won't as the energy transition takes us away from fossil fuel resources, it is already generating new environmental design. everything which surround us with him and society is made of minerals. basically, electric cars are made of metal to mineral ocean. they need to be mind somewhere ventilate to gain ever the ship, put him down without it, and then it should listen to it too much with them. they took a, took it with a dark side of cream energies and often overlooked because the industrial and political challenges are numerous. the police run out a ticket that he must be wishing of his home. all that club awaits on his son. all measures did okay. is it a push it to so now, so soon as like if you could secondly figure so that he told you, so he had a fear that you will hear that i'm all assume. what if the

kurt let us know from football seen, too. late night lamont wade jr., he got a hit last night, and don't let the yawn fool you. game five starter logan webb will be loaded with his first energy drink by tomorrow night. >> i honestly love red bull. i started drinking it in travel ball when i was real young. that was me and my brother's thing. right before i get to the field, right by start my stretch with the trainer, and then at the end of my warmup. so the three. >> you drink three red bulls? >> i do, yes. i'm not add bad as beau, though. >> how many does he drink? >> i don't know. the other day he was driving preworkout in the seventh inning, and i'm, like, what are you doing? and he's, like, like the caffeine. >> i don't want to follow that up. [ laughter ] i can't stop talking about this closeout game. it's a good thing that i have a sports segment later on in this show. wow. >> it's going to be good. we can't wait, vern. see you later. >> as bay area employers struggle to fill open positions, even more people are quittin

how difficult was it writing about kurt was it cathartic in a way? >> it was. write this and then the book is going to the manufacturer or whatever so i just locked myself in a room and rounded and sort of write some kind of like practical logistical informational piece about with what happened. the piece is about mourning and loss and grief and how we process that differently with each person and how there's no textbook, there's no instruction manual on how to lose someone. >> suddenly, too >> yeah. so it was tough. but i did it >> we made a friend during the pandemic, you did in andy bushel, an 11-year-old drummer who crushes everyone and you guys get into a drumming thing she's special. that was a great moment. >> she's amazing and there's nothing like getting your butt kicked by an 11-year-old. >> she was ripping >> and the whole world watching. >> she's incredible. this is the best drummer in the world. >> she's insane how long she can hold it for. look at this >> she's insane how long she can hold it for. what did taylor say when he saw that >> he was lik

don kurt ocurrió en febrero pasado los menores fueron rescatados poco después del incidente, el taconuir el comportamiento que pueden causar accidentes asiento si así transitan por la ciudad se irán encontrando compuestos de control y patrullas de seguridad y nuevos proyectos de educación comunitaria sobre cuestiones de seguridad vial entre otras. ofrecen una recompensa de 50,000 dólares a cambio de información que conduzca al arresto de quienes asesinaron a (nombre en inglÉs) en octubre del año pasado la mujer de 19 años tendría 2 meses de embarazo y fue baleada desde un vehículo en movimiento mientras se encontraba con su familia si tienen formación o pueden comunicar al departamento de policía de la ciudad. anunció este jueves una alianza con el departamento de justicia a reducir la violencia en esa ciudad como nos cuenta andrés vender una de las prioridades será combatir a las pandillas que siguen causando estragos. >>> aunque el crimen ha ido disminuyendo paulatinamente a una hay zonas donde la violencia reina. >>> escuchamos que hay muchas balaceras, también muertos, yo no veo,

. >> i don't know for this mother's start see it go 90's of all, it's fixing the >> i will kurt was sent to the home, thankfully to go check on things where he had a talk. well, the boy about the proper use of the emergency number and showed him the patrol car she so cue the officer reported back that the boy did indeed have some very cool toys. coming up in the next hour, pleasant hill is offering free sandbags. >> to prepare forpthe storm to come where you can retrieve those will have that in a live report. also, officials are working to identify the human remains found at the carlton reserve in florida. we're going to have more details on this case in a live report. -hi mommy! -hi honey! oh i missed you! you just want to video call the kids. ok. hush little baby... don't say a word... but if slow upload speeds turns your goodnight call into an accidental horror movie... can you hear me? shut it down. just remember. you're not a bad mom. you just need better internet. at&t fiber delivers faster upload speeds for more reliable video calls. get at&t fiber, plans starting at $35 a month f

. >> reporter: former nevada school board member kurt thigpen said that he resigned after the constant harassment over email, phone, and social media made him think about suicide. he cited the january 6th insurrection as a trigger for the unruly behavior. >> they were coming after me and my colleagues consistently, every day, through multiple mediums. they saw me as a targe >> reporter: the white house responding today to the school board letter, saying that they are looking at what more the administration can do. >> and obviously these threats to school board members is horrible. they're doing their jobs. >> reporter: obviously, local police are still going to have a presence at these very contentious, sometimes violent school board meetings, but what school officials nationwide want is for the feds to provide some level of intel that will give them some sense of what kind of threats are heading their way. norah. >> o'donnell: jeff pegues, thank you. social media giant facebook is under fire, and today, a top executive was in the senate hot seat over a recent report that showed facebo

see kurt russian weapons. kevin, i haven't got the details from ortiz constantine rush cove. while according to recently emerged, a documentary, this whole story might be just a big conspiracy theory. and it, what's really interesting here is that, ah, cricket chirping might have been falsely taken up for the sound of this science fiction weapon on this whole mishap actually triggered the whole thing. we believe the recorded sounds are mechanical or biological in origin, rather than electronic. the most likely source is the indies, short tail cricket. the recorded odo signal is with high confidence, not produced by the nonlinear detection of high pow radio frequency or ultrasound pulses. well, it all started back in 2016, a with a 21 usaa service members in cuba when they experienced this medical symptoms including ah, had ache, dizziness of fatigue and nausea, anxiety, cognitive difficulties in memory laws. and then, similar cases were reported in china in 2018 and then in some other countries. while there have been speculations in the american media, and they often were bac

so now sebastian, kurt, as i say, is denied all of the claims may been made against them. there was a lot of calls for him to step down from the chancellor job on friday. he decided not to do it then, but as decided saturday evening that there's no way that he can continue. my land is new beach to go. my country is more important to me than myself. what is needed now is stable conditions. i would therefore like to make room in order to resolve the stalemate, or the fact that sebastian courts will remain as the leader of the center, right. people's party of austria suggests that he does have an intention to try and clear his name and then run again to be chancellor to make a return to that top job. or what we do know so far is that's what we're hearing, both from the party more sebastian courts, his party and from mr. courts himself. is that the idea of him stepping down from being chancellor in no way. is that supposed to indicate any admission of guilt or wrong doing on behalf of sebastian courts in fact? and what we do know is that he saying that he see stepping down to

the austrian chancellor sebastian kurtz has stepped down in the wake of corruption allegations, but kurt says he will stay on as leader of his party in parliament. the public prosecutor's office is investigating kurtz for using public funds to gain favorable press coverage. it's back to government crisis and opposition. parties are preparing a no confidence motion. kurtz continues to deny the charges there. in italy, police used water cannon and tear gas to disperse demonstrators protesting against an extension of the coven. 19 health pass. protesters approached the prime minister's office in rome. when they were stopped, they are opposing the so called green pass, which would be mandatory for private and public sector workers from october 15th, the govern said it needed to avoid in the lockdown. the critics say it violates personal freedoms. well to sir, is obtained exclusive access to the millions of dollars worth of military hardware left behind by us and coalition forces in afghanistan, much of the equipment was destroyed. but now the tolerance is its recruited aviation experts to bu

william shatner 3rd shot to fame in 1966, laying the iconic kurt in star trek. now more than 50 years later, his boldly gone were new 90 year old's human has been before. what you have given what is the most profound experience. i'm so filled with emotion over what just happened. i was sure i hope i never recover from this. i hope that i can reach me. well, i feel though i don't want to lose once free of the earth's gravity. all 4 crew members enjoyed 3 minutes of weightlessness and a view of our planet. a blue origin zoner jeff bezos hopes will eventually become more accessible to so cool space tourists in a race funded by billionaires. having such a relatable crew member on board is being seen as a publicity coup. it's no secret that a lot of people who like on space and space systems are star trek fans for the immediately resonate with captain kirk in the, in, in the seat on the passenger flight. as the council and its crew safely returned to earth funds of an iconic science fiction show that inspired millions celebrated the return of the fictional spaceship

or thank you very much for talking to us, kurt volker, joining us there from washington. thank you for your time. thank you. i, let's turn our attention to some of the days. other news now and flooding and landslides have killed at least 35 people in southern india, in the state of carola, in the past week rescue operations by the army and navia. continuing to look for the many, missing thousands have been stranded in ports of the coastal state authorities, fear the number of dead could dry significantly. one of the worst affected areas is caught, i am al jazeera elizabeth. barnum has been monitoring the situation there and has this update. what's happening here and many other thoughts of kind of weather going on with people from the office to respond to this and trying to clear the luggage all debris into the trees which were up along the river banks. this is really important because the rain is startling. again and this heavy rains expected for wednesday, that's really important to try to clear as much of the plot which ways as possible to prevent further flooding. enti

dr. former russian presidential candidate and kurt tv starks. and yeah, subject has found herself in the media spotlight after she left the scene of a deadly car accident. she was sitting in one of the vehicles involved in the incident in the southern russian city of sochi, but subsequently continued on her way to the airport to catch a flight to moscow on quarter talk this through the story. santa sub chalk is a big deal in russia. she's a former presidential candidate, she's a big shot, t v star. her father was even the former mayor of st. petersburg and even the personal mentor of the current russian president vladimir putin. back in the 1990. so her decision to just walk away from this head on collision that killed a person and left another to in critical condition in the hospital has both gathered a lot of media attention and a lot of public outcry. and that public outcry began to boil over after the accident report started making its rounds around the internet. it allegedly said that some chalk was not seriously injured in the accident, an

now, the austrian chancellor, sebastian kurt, has resigned. this follows mounting fall out over corruption allegations made against both the politician and his inner circle. r t p. relevant reports or hi drama. in austria, on saturday evening, survosity and courts standing down as the austrian chancellor, its amidst allegations that have been made against him, of having embezzled public funds and, and that money being used to pay bribes to journalists and pollsters during his assent to power. now mister could denies all of the allegations that have been leveled against him. he stepped down from this position as chancellor, but will remain as the leader of the austrian people's party. now it looks most likely that the foreign minister of austria, alexander schellenberg, will be promoted to chancellor in the wake of sebastian court stepping down, his name has been put to the president of austria, will be up to him to decide if mister schellenberg gets the nod. to become the next chancellor sebastian courts and putting forwards, alexander schelle

obviously drawing this connection, this, this feeling that people have of nostalgia to say, oh captain kurt. but for someone like jeff bezos, who was not the most popular guy on this planet or in space. i think it's, it probably makes sense to attach yourself to someone that people feel good about. i give you the last word that i can't disagree with that. that's very true. and a lot of a clue origin does from this perspective is p r, and a lot of what must is doing is also about p r and keeping people interested in space to see long term investment. while speaking, m p r will have live coverage in that upcoming launch right here on the portable theory of aaron table. thank you so much for your time and insight today. thank you . great plug, right plug by you. that's it for us. this time you can catch boom bus on demand on the portable tv app, which is available on smartphones and tablets through google plate, and the apple app store. just search portable tv. portable tv can also be downloaded on samsung smart tv, then roku devices, or simply check it out that portable dot tv will see you ne

can't get a russian phone. kurt has a doctor at the international space station. they're hoping to, craig the fast ever feature length movie shall entirely ins face. they still use spacecraft. crew members took their fast steps on board. the i says earlier today i'll see is donell quarter hassle. well, the so i use m. s 19 just successfully docked at the international space station after blasting off from the bike and or cosmo drama and cassock. stan early on tuesday. now as you can see on screen, this is the docking procedure taking place. usually it's done by an automatic docking system, but this time the commander of the flight and the actress on board took manual control to complete the procedure for part of a film that they're, that they're filming. now before the launch of the rocket, we heard from the commander at a press conference, he talked a little bit about what it's going to take to accommodate these new crew members about aboard the international space station also got a broken boot. got up with the spacecraft, has been reconfigured for it to be mana

but kurt says he will stay on as the door of his party in parliament. the public prosecutor's office is investigating kurtz for using public funds to gain favorable press coverage. it sparked her government crisis, sand and no confidence motion from opposition parties. kurtz, as always, denied the charges. initially, police used water cannon and tear gas to disperse demonstrators, protesting against an extension of coven 19 health pass. protesters approached the prime minister's office in rome, that's as far as they got though they were opposing a so called green pass, which will be mandatory for public and private sector workers from october 15th. the government says it's needed to avoid another lockdown. critics say it violates their personal freedoms, democratic republic of congo, and struggling to control the meningitis outbreak in august, the government declared an epidemic. but 200 people have died in the north central chapel province, st. basra. he has more. ah, a mass vaccination campaign is under way in the democratic republic of congo. the wor

as of course, all kurt will say confirmed that the fight was forced to turn back in mid air because of the events on while we're still ascertaining all of the facts in relation to this events are obviously banned about what has taken place today and what it means monitoring operations in northern moving forward. you know, isolation says it fairs must atrocity crimes and me on laws. thousands of troops gather in the north of the country. the un special rubber to also warn the military government has engaged in probable crimes against humanity as well as with crimes. the u. s. says they will seek information from israel off to designated 6 palestinian civil society groups as terrorist organizations. as well as the keys them funnelling money to an armed group leaders as a european union summit say they're extremely concerned about the growing number of migrants crossing from better bruce, which is not a member you is accused minx, minsk of what it's called, state sponsored smuggling the number of new corona virus cases continues to rise in russia. it's reported a record number of deaths f

this is what i want to ask you about, kurt.aff filing out. looking back at the doors being hammered to the rear of the chamber. glass now shaltering. police officers pushed large cabinets in front of the doors and would soon draw their weapons. you can't let them see you, a republican member said to me. he's right. another republican said. i know these people. i can talk to them. i can talk my way through them. you're in a whole different category." 'at first oddly touched by these gop members and their evident concern. that feeling soon gave way to another. if these republicans members aren't joined the president in falsely attacking me for four years i wouldn't need to be worried about my security. none of us would. i kept that thought to myself." congressman adam schiff will be our guest next week to talk about the book, but, kurt, there are now subpoenas to hear from people very close to trump world, to donald trump himself, to testify about what happened on january 6th, and in the days leading up. if they don't show up, wh

so at the same time, kurt is also launching and marking him pain, featuring tom brady around the integration of them, all 3 in their fleet test and to gain a lot of free marketing from her through this new campaign. so the stock price is reflective of all the $5.00 benefits and positive sentiments around this name. but in terms of real differences and numbers added to the bottom line from the order that was only $4200000000.00, which is significant. but it really does not just so high. the fact that the stock added another couple $100000000.00 to now be worth over $2000000.00. now then, i mean, we can't talk about tesla without noting that it has had continued problems with itself, driving technology for their vehicles, with you on mass. now admitting that the technology has, is he referred to them issues, what do we know about that? yeah, well multiple 3, the now essentially saying that the 10.3 version of that. so pilot auto pilot technology is going to be rolled back the going back to the $10.00 version cuz you gotta work out some of the kings. but remember, this kind of been an ongoing p

matt: i'm old enough to remember when apple was the first phone mayor kurt to take away almost all physical keys. now everyone does it that way. sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. what are the new innovations that people really want to see from apple or am i wrong to ask it that way? steve jobs famously said that apple was going to tell the people themselves what they need. >> i think that is still accurate. if you ask consumers what they want their next computer or phone to do, you're going to get a lot of, but i have is pretty good. things around power and brightness and image are always going to well consumers. speed is going to always be really important to gamers. a lot of the innovation in the future is driven by machine learning and ai and there's a thousand things these laptops are going to do to make the experience better that a consumer can't pinpoint. they're not going to say, i would like spellcheck to be a little bit better or i would like this icon to be little bit writer. i think steve jobs is right. it's all about making consumers say well, i have to have that. matt:

this is a 38-year-old james kurt of missouri, 38?conviction for property damage from afar paddocks and witness tampering. other than that, marriage material, ladies. james is trying to make money the right way for once i selling this catalytic converter in the face of marketplace. what a sweetheart. problem is, he forgot to hide his giant stash of crystal meth before taking the photo of the product. talk about a floral bomb facebook user was turned him in. facebook friends are not your friends at all. james was charged with drug trafficking and lawful possession and blah blah blah. weapons we found at the scene. he's now in jail awaiting trial by collecting more evidence on himself. oh lord. topic number two. speaking of drugs on the table, are you curious to see 770 pounds of marijuana in a single room? don't want to go to the liberatory libertarian convention? look at this has stash in this facility in florida. founded by following personnel from alabama. the picture was posted on facebook by the county sheriff's office asking the

. >> oh one question on spending i just wanted to bring up, looking at this it looks like it's kurt narration of the bill you introduced, if it's juste russia focus will be about $80 million a year. you mentioned this is more than google translate. many of us have used google translate when it comes to trying to read articles coming out of china. what does $80 million get you beyond google translate in terms of the benefits of this service? >> of course there is a translation that will be for folks who are familiar with the slogan the particular saying in china sold more than a rough google translate but also the analysis part is also very valuable. right now we mention of course china and russia. there is the potential to expand beyond those nations as well. so the analysis part is especially important. not just in government is not just the benefit of the state department or the department of defense and so forth, but also to the media for example translated documents a procurement contract they were the ones that broke the story on that uighur internment camps. there is a real role for thi

host: from florida on the republican line, kurt, go ahead. >> you being -- caller: you being in fcc commissioner, i believe speech is regulated by the sec versus what you can say on broadcast media. would that extended to your opinion the internet? twitter, facebook, things like that? host: to clarify, he was former fec commissioner. guest: the fec regulates political campaigns. campaign-finance. the core difference, at least in theory, was, that with broadcast you have a limited amount of space, a limited number of networks. the networks only have a certain 24 hours a day to put material on. with the internet, twitter, facebook, there is no limit to how much people can speak. i am not sure you can effectively transport a lot c-span now has you cover. down load the app for free today. >> you can be part of the national conversation by participating in c-span's stay tuned cam video competition. if you're a middle or high school student we're asking you to create a five to six-minute documentary that answers the question, how does the federal government impact your life? your documentary must show

. >> i also would wear only flannel, i was like i wanted to look like kurt cobain. need a witch to come use the powers of satan to murder my classmates. >> one thing i did see about the commercial was the first person to critique them and this them was a black girl, a lot of times they generate this thing, black people hate the most homophobic, you're dressed like a woman, let's cast a black girl. >> if you sell candy, you don't have to weigh into these touchy topics. >> greg: this is all bleeding in from academia, they are all human resources now. the hypocrisy is that sugar is worse for kids than anything -- it's worse for adults. diabetes, its obesity, it makes them very sleepy and they wake up and they are very obnoxious. you know what i'm getting at. it's meant as a diversionary tactic from critiquing what they actually do. >> there's no doubt what is going on there is you are selling poison to children in a way that will be entertaining, there are a million ways to do that. the candy is good to make you popular, to tell you the truth in the world i live in the

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