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lea, if you could engrave the tombstone of this great american man, what might you say?. that's a hard question. a really difficult question. you know, i think that i would say here lies a complicated leader who gave his life for service. and i think it encapsulates essentially a legacy, a legacy that is deeply mourned by people of all political stripes. >> anita, we'll give you the last word. what will you remember most about this man? >> he loved his country. he served his country. he loved his family. he loved his friends. he was an optimist. he believed in the future of the country. and of its people. and he tried his best in all the phases of his life to bring out the best in everyone. and that was a great example of a truly, truly great american. >> amen. thanks to you both. >>> up next, the global supply chain crisis. what it means for american consumers. people everywhere living with type 2 diabetes people everywhere living with type 2 diabetes are waking up to what's possible with rybelsus®. with rybelsus®. with rybelsus®. ♪ you are my sunshine ♪ ♪ you are my su

lea seydoux, everybody "no time to die" opens in theaters and imax october 8th!, we have a violent criminal at large. she's losing a lot of blood. be on the lookout for a man with a white mask. run. it's halloween, everyone's wearing masks. oh god. no man could have survived that fire. [ screaming ] michael myers has haunted this town for forty years. [ chanting ] evil dies tonight! tonight we hunt him down. [ chanting ] evil dies tonight! he's coming for me... -run. and i'm coming for him. ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: our next guest has a a big tour announcement coming soon performing their new song, "the feels," give it up for twice [ cheers and applause ♪ boy i boy i boy i kno i know you got the feels boy i boy i boy i know uh i'm so curious ♪ ♪ 'bout ya bo wanna keep it cool but i know every time you move ♪ ♪ got me frozen i get so shy it's obvious yeah yeah ♪ ♪ catching feel like butterflies if i say what's on my mind would i hit bullseye ♪ ♪ shoot i'm ready aim and fire baby i woa feel like cupid's alive ♪ ♪ ali-i-ive tonight yeah tonight if your heart

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star of "no time to die," lea seydoux.s. how did that happen? yeah, it's very -- thiti film is extremely emotional and we -- we -- we get to understand the relationship between james bond and madeline and why they are so connected because they are both orphans and so, yeah, this time it's very -- i mean it's very emotional and it's maybe the reason why, you know, it's -- people really connected to the story. i mean i can't reveal any spoilers but -- >> t.j. is going to see it. we're all going to see it soon so we don't want to ruin it. lea, i got to tell you, i got a little nervous hearing the story about the very first time you saw the movie was at the london premiere. you were sitting in a box with the royals next to you. what was that like watching yourself in a bond movie sitting right next to the royal family? >> it was, you know what, it was the first time actually that i had discovered the film and to watch the film with an audience and to have all the reactions and to be next to the royal family, of course, was qui

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i've been speaking to lea kai aboujaoude, a climate change project manager at the un development projecton. i met her at ain mreisse on beirut�*s coastal corniche. the world resources institute says that lebanon is among the top three most—stressed countries in the whole world when it comes to water resources. is it that bad? yeah, i wouldn't be surprised to find lebanon in the top three. lebanon's water resources are highly threatened by population growth and the recent syrian influx, by a high rate of pollution, a high rate of withdrawal. we don't have wastewater treatment plants across the country. in addition, you have a high reliability of the agricultural sector on irrigation. on top of it all, climate change. yes, i wouldn't be surprised to find lebanon in the top three. is this the most dramatic impact of the climate change, or are there other effects of the climate change in lebanon? climate change has many faces. water scarcity is definitely one of the most apparent and most visible impact of climate change, especially in our region of the world. coupled with this increased fre

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you know, peabout this, at leas some of them. they say that means they can breathe easier when working out early in the morning. loosening of mask mandates applies to offices, gyms, churches, other indoor organized gatherings with 100 people or less. san francisco and marin will require indoor masking in places for the general public like grocery stores, retail stores, restaurants. mayor breed says lifting mask rules for those places will take a little longer to meet criteria. contra costa will join san francisco and marin counties in lifting of mask requirements on november 1. other bay area counties can follow suit later though. they have to meet certain criteria in order to do that. i will dive into that in the next 30 minutes. >> thank you, justin. >>> this morning many bart employees are trying to figure out what comes next now that the agency's board has approved a vaccine mandate. new rule goes into effect two months from now. it applies to 4,0 rkers from js totaence crews, s agents. 20% of bart employees or 833 workers ar

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ask about it coin author, content creator lea halprin.'m hearing you're not necessarily bullish on it. what are you worried about? >> thank you, for having me back on the show charles. always great to talk bitcoin with you. it is exciting no doubt, bah but not quite the etf we've been waiting for. there are two main reasons. the money flowing into this will not necessarily correlate with bitcoin highs. it will not necessarily put the price up. the etf buys futures contracts rather than from the spot market. you will not necessarily see that correlation. the second point it can be quite expensive. these contracts actually expire. if you believe that bitcoin will hit astronomical levels you may buy the contract again. you have to sell the contract, buy another one that expires at a later date. that rolling fee, if you continue doing this it will get very expensive that can be very unattractive to the new investors. thirdly, the most important point not enough people are talking about this is a very niche product. this is product not for ret

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and this thing started blowing up, and i could feel lea just like -- just leaping further back i wasthis thing rose up. it's percussion on your face and it was remarkable. and kind of incredibly moving in weird way >> jimmy: yeah >> yeah. yeah >> jimmy: "no time to die. >> so many memories from that. i don't know it's like the culmination of all that that's what i'd say. i mean, that just -- this exists because of these four >> jimmy: yeah i can't even begin to thank you enough as a fan just movies but also the james bond. what you added to the character. the way you, like, reinvigorated the franchise. the fact that you made him -- you made him extra human and i think this last one, people are gonna flip for your performance. i thought maybe -- >> can we have a drink now [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: i'd be honored to share a cheers of a martini with you mr. bond mr. craig. thank you for everything >> thank you [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: 15 years >> that's not bad. >> jimmy: that's not bad >> that's not bad. >> jimmy: daniel craig "no time to die" is in theaters a

he says it important for the world to see american lea is that why he was making this announcement when far from a final bill? >>i think you want to go to europe with some kind of deal in hand. he wants to reposition the u.s. as a world leader on this issue. he has to show that america can make a neat a basis -- have an ambitious plan. over $500 billion devoted to fighting climate change. he had to drop the muscle. no penalizing polluters. it is more carrot than stick. it is more than anyone has spent on climate change. he wants to show that democracy works. he said quite pointedly in his speech the rest of the world is wondering if america functions. >>thank you. as barbaraas saying that, resident biden is attending the g 20 meeting on the weekend. there is a humanitarian crisis in afghanistan. the u.s. is providing an additional 140 $4 million of aid to afghanistan. bringing the total to nearly half $1 billion. romania is seeing soaring covid cases. the death rate in romania from covid is among the highest in the world. political infighting there is not helping. reporter: this is the

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vivianne miedema made it 3—0 before lea williamson completed the thrashing, leaving arsenal second innosis. the 2a—year—old has stage 2 hodgkin lymphoma, but revealed "the prognosis is positive". brooks, who has 21 caps for his country, credits the welsh medical team for helping him detect the illness when he was on international duty last week. parker says they'll be giving him all the time and support he needs. the main focus now is supporting brooks and supporting his family and getting him through, which is going to be a tough time, which that is the main planet, now, that is exactly what we are going to do, team—mates, staff, all of us as a football club, we will rally around, get support mechanisms around him, to give him the strength and help him pull through, which will be difficult, like i say. the ecb have confirmed cricket's county championship will return to two divisions from next season following a vote by the chairs of the 18 first—class counties. 10 counties will compete in division one. 8 in division two, two—up, two—down promotion—and—relegation. the teams will be pl

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can see in the future paid family lea as well as some other initiatives being worked on separately, but how these progressives are going to accept that. i don't think they are very happy at this point. >> let's stay in washington. top executives of major western oil companies are testifying in front of congress for the first time. they are accused of misleading the public about climate change. hearing is being held the house of representatives oversight committee and six oil industry leaders are testifying. they are the ceos of exxon, chevron, and bp america. the president of shell and the heads of lobby firms american petroleum institute and u.s. chamber of commerce. the chairwoman opened the hearing. >> after four decades of deception and delay, it is time for the fossil fuel industry to finally change its ways. thousands of companies have already recognized the imminent threat of climate change. and they are working with community leaders and scientists ring down emissions. it's time for big oil to finally join the rest of us in this fight. >> the timing of the hearing is significant

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lea seydoux will be here. plus music from twice and brand new thank you notes. exciting but l.a. won. that mean the celebrations for the giants to win the division will have to wait. >> anthony, live from arcle park. anthony! >> reporter: yeah, guys, there were a lot of cheers here. and some disappointing moans and groans watching the dodgers come back and beat the brewers. plenty of reason to celebrate because the giants clinched at least to tie. they will have to keep the bubbly on ice for one more day. and opening the home stand against the padres. a great moment before the game. emily wade throwing out the first pitch to her son who was honored for most inspirational player this season. the giants get out to a fast start. darin ruf sends it out to left. in the sixth, wade jr. with a sac fly to center. that gives the giants the 3-0 lead. the giants would use five pitchers to keep the padres off the scoreboard. they blame san diego 3-0 the final. after the game they watch the dodgers rally to beat the brewers on the scoreboard at oracle park. the giants clinched at least the ti

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mainstream media, this is actually a labor issue for more we go to our intelligence failure, anders lea, ah . things are certainly a buzz here in hollywood with some big items of news. one being that alec baldwin has killed some one. but we'll get to that in a minute. the other big news, of course, is that the international alliance of theatrical stage employers or i antsy, has voted to authorize a strike. but check any trade publication in this town. and you will see that the hollywood strike has been averted. i ought to see the producers have reached a deal on a new contract. hallelujah, it appears that your shows will be coming out right on schedule. so cancel the riot you had planned if there was another delay in season 35 of and see i yes. long shift, in short, turnarounds, have been a serious problem in the industry, even leading the crew members getting into car accidents between shifts from falling asleep behind the wheel. last week, i ought to members were even introduced to way new workplace hazard getting shot by alec baldwin. in case you've been living on a rock or don't hav