lily of the valley they sell, what lily of the valley those lily of the valley are the best, i say nothose lilies of the valley, these are different, i read the poem, apparently not very successfully, i feel that somehow so well i feel intuitively that he doesn’t like it, and i say, the last moment, i say, let me read a monologue from the unfaithful larisa dmitrievna, the film had just finished, he says: well, read it, and i sat down on a chair, my legs couldn't hold me up, i sat down on a table next to the door, and burst into tears of pity for myself , i had tears streaming down my face, but i read the monologue, with these tears, that's it, he listened, then says, okay, that's enough, i'll take it, he said about you, and he also took me on the course, that's after this monologue. the heroes of this program chose life outside the city, my personal life is that plants, i take care of them, they are fun, a lot has changed, i graduated from university, hurray, i have another park, i made such a reform in the old park, that is , before there were more annuals, now on the contrary, all p

'll have a lily in a lily, and our windows open only for ventilation, yes there's not much space, yesthis is not a balcony door, there's no point in walking there, you can go out through those windows and come here twice a year to wash this window from the outside, beautiful, beautiful, then we have it so sensibly planned that you can't stumble here with... the tray, it's just made of ceramic granite, and there's just such a fashionable, fashionable slot drain, now you definitely need to install these, we made two showers here, a tropical shower and a hand shower, look at what beautiful faucets, they have such a diagonal engraving on them, but you'd better look at the coziest place here, you just need to try it on. throne toilet look how you sit here comfortably, as if in a niche, yes, very comfortable, and at the same time you look out the window instead of a phone and a newspaper, here we also see golden details with a pvd coating, flush buttons, very beautiful, geometric, a hygienic shower with a magnetic valve, as soon as the shower gets into place, the magnet is triggered and aut

. >> we are now going to introduce lily. lily was the first jewish appointee to resign over the foreign policy. thank you for being here. >> still have not figured out microphones. can everyone hear me? this is so moving. i am grateful to be here with you all right now, one year ago after october 7 we had 40 people and one banner so i'm devastated we are still -- i'm glad that there are so many of you here. i am feeling very heavy. this is a really hard day, a hard year. i woke up feeling the weight of that, so much sadness that many are dead. are still in captivity. 1200 israelis, 42,004 180 thousand palestinians who have been killed. thousands of lebanese people killed and injured. and here we are one year later. not one person is safer, not one person. so many people throughout this year have spent 12 months glued to whatsapp, fearful for the lives of our loved ones and as we have been traumatized we have been in conflicts, with our communities, friends, families, this double heartbreak of watching many people suffer at t

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the part of the reason is that we have, -- lily gladstone would've been impossible 50 years ago. there is no way they would've selected a native person to play a native person in a movie. that just wouldn't do it. except as extras. right? you could be in navajo chasing john wayne and fall off your horse, but you weren't allowed to actually be a living, breathing, talking, thinking, laughing character. indians weren't allowed to be people. in the movies. but as native people have moved into acting and writing and directing, producing we are seeing that change take place. where indian -- indians now can be complex, we are allowed to be funny now, with reservation dogs. used to be you weren't allowed to be funny. there is nothing funny about indians. that is what most people thought. we knew that wasn't the case. i thought, i always thought indians were funny as . but this is extraordinarily important because i think over time that the new thinking about indians is not that they are exotic, weird, not like us and lesson us. it's not going to simply disappear when they say we are lik

we set lily in silicon valley.an economies put together could be squandered, if international trade tariffs persist. that's the warning from the imf. the organisation that monitors financial and economic global activity says heightened trade wars and tariffs would emerge if donald trump 5 plan to levy 20% tax on all imports comes into force if he wins the us election. into force if he wins the us election. take a listen. if you look at the group of g20 countries, the us is the only country where the level of gdp is higher now than we had predicted before the pandemic. we said, well, in 2024, we had an estimate of what...the projection of the level of gdp would be in the us in 2024, it is higher than that. but one of the flip sides of that is high levels of debt and ongoing deficit into the future, even before the presidential election. are there any concerns about the us and its fiscal position? one of our main messages at these meetings is that the world is sitting on very high levels of debt, and also, we are pro

>> quiero empezar con mi compatriota, lili. >> gracias. lili: le queremos agradecer el cariÑo con el que tratan a la gente que viene de afuera. raÚl: todos los turistas. es el mejor servicio y tratan mejor. >> ♪[mÚsica]♪ ♪[mÚsica]♪ presentador: ¿quÉ tal?, amigos, muy buenas tardes, bienvenidos a esta ediciÓn especial, una ediciÓn donde hablaremos de las grandes ligas, porque hoy comienza la serie mundial, pero tambiÉn ha sido una semana difÍcil por la muerte de fernando valenzuela. ♪[mÚsica]♪ reportera: fernando valenzuela se convirtiÓ en una leyenda y en un icono de la comunidad latina en estados unidos, conocido como "el toro", el joven oriundo de sonora fue firmado por los dodgers en 1971. con tan sÓlo 21 aÑos dio cÁtedra de bÉisbol en el partido inaugural de la temporada de 1981. ese aÑo fue de ensueÑo, ganÓ la serie mundial, recibiÓ un premio y fue nombrado novato de la liga nacional, ese dÍa tambiÉn dio inicio la fernando manÍa. el fenÓmeno que llevÓ a millones de aficionados, sobre todo hispanos, a los estadios de todo el paÍs, con

that is wonderfully good news, i think, for all of us. >> what i love about the representation of lily in her work is the positive portrayal of natives and the focus on things like culture and resiliency. he was the assistant secretary. you helped set up the visit to pine ridge. it was an incredible visit. it was the first visit of the sitting president to a reservation since fdr. it was a pretty big deal in our communities and i remember a lot of people feeling like we were seen for the first time and that we were heard, and that some of our problems were going to be addressed. if you go back and look at the reporting, it was all depravity based. it was all like this tribe has -- it was poverty porn. it focused on unemployment, alcoholism, and very dire statistics. i don't want to gloss over that. there are statistics. this story doesn't focus on people -- us as real people. we have survived huge efforts to kind of get rid of us. to me, that was pretty disappointing, given the good feeling that everyone had. shaking president clinton's hand -- he stayed there and shook everyone's hand

but part of the reason is that we have we now lily gladstone would have been impossible 50 years ago. there's no they would have selected a native person play a native person in the movies. they just wouldn't do it except as extras right. and you know, you could be a navajo chasing john wayne and fall your horse but you weren't allowed to actually be a living breathing talking thinking laughing character. indians weren't allowed to be people in these movies. but but as native people have moved into acting and writing and directing and producing, we're seeing that change take place where they where indian indians now can be complex we're allowed to be funny now, right, with reservation dogs used to say we just weren't allowed to be funny indians were funny. there's nothing funny about indians. that's what mostly for thought we knew but that wasn't the case because i thought i always thought indians funny as hell. but this is this is this is extraordinary important because i think over time time that that that, you know the new thinking about indians isn't exotic. they're weird. they're

[laughter] what do you make of it, lili?dulum's swinging the other way. i i know some would say this is a stepford wives kind of thing. >> no, no, it's a new expression of feminine power and how we are created to take on the roles that we do enjoy. and, yes, we've been sold -- look at me, a narrative of you can be a business owner, you can do this, you can do it all. but what if you don't want to and can do it all in a way that keeps you whole in your divine feminine power9 home? -- at home? i think this is great. and you know what? the data, lili aside is, my opinion, the younger generations, i'm jealous. i'm an x-er. they are reclaiming that balance. charles: right. >> and the younger kids and the young girls are actually saying, you know what? i don't know if i really want all of that because it's more balanced and more fulfilling to be a full woman, yes, a full career woman too, but without sacrificing one for the price of the other. charles: yeah, yeah. listen, i've got a minute to go. an article about a behind powerful

lily ledbetter was 86 point. >>> and that will do it for me tonight, thanks for watching.urday and sunday at 2:00 p.m. eastern. follow us on x, instagram, tiktok, and catch clips of the show on youtube. you can also listen to every episode as a podcast for free. just scan the qr code on your screen to follow. and a quick happy birthday to second gentlemen doug emhoff point but don't go anywhere, ayman is next. >>> good evening, everyone. tonight on ayman, y new nbc news polling should be a warning sign for democrats. thus, republicans' desperate pitch to voters sensationalist anti-trans ads. and devastation for hundreds of thousands of palestinians. i am ayman, let's do it. [ music ]

you are wonderful, wonderful, radiant ladies, i want to give you gifts, give you these wonderful liliesk you very much, look, give me your hand, oh, oh, oh, oh, you are incredibly beautiful. i am glad and proud that i am with you today, give me your hand, i can be, share, communicate and that you help me in this choice, and can i ask, i adore lilies, but they smell and not all and can wait, and we can yes call assistants, so that they take them away, let them put them away, and for me all the roses, roses, i have already said more than once that i love lily, well done, so addressed, address, when we were not prepared, we always prepare, for me it is important to do and to you. nice, look with what gorgeous bouquets he came, not just handsome, but also a well-mannered man, and you on his hands, look at his hands, what strong hands he has, that is a man, and most importantly, his tummy does not stick out, that is very important. mendelson, tell me, please, how many times have i heard such a theory that every person on earth has a double, is it true or is it all a lie, there is an opinion

her teacher did this screening, which lily says was a far better experience than going to a clinic.ry. but at school it is more comfortable because i know everyone here so it is much more relaxed. tell me about what it felt like having the hearing test. it felt a little funny. in the ear. a little weird. but it was only in there for a couple of seconds so it was ok. and what were the results when you got the test results back? perfect. that is brilliant. she will continue to have regular checks to make sure it remains that way. we can keep on top of it and if anything changes we know straightaway. see that little hole down there? - so that is a perforation. the boy with the hole in his eardrum had been anxious about having the checkup. it took a few tries to get in there and we also- needed breaks throughout. we had the luxury to stop - and follow—up the following day with the same people - in the same place, having given him the verbal support and physical support. - we got to this result. without that, it would be another appointment- in one month's time. he may have gotten healed

holocaust survivor lily ebert, who died today at the age of 100.st cricket after overtaking sir alastair cook's record. it happened during the first test against pakistan in multan leaving him, he said, tired but proud. joe wilson reports. wednesday morning in multan. here he comes once again — classicjoe root. lovely. in a turbulent, complex world, he is composure, certainty, a dozen years of perfect timing. four more runs here meant 12,1173. englishmen have played test matches since 1877 — of them all, root is now the top scorer. well, in this match, with harry brook excelling, england are 1192—3 — just 64 behind pakistan. root battled cramp in the intense heat, hours of batting, legs barely running. he got to 100 and just refocused to end 176 not out. he did speak to an england camera back at the team hotel. guess how he felt. tired, more than anything. it's been a long day. but, yeah, obviously proud, but still feel there's plenty more left to do and more runs to get. the hungerfor batting began in yorkshire with younger brother billy, who's al

so lily has done the same thing. >> i think pfizer and some others have an oral they're working on. space is about to get very crowded. >> there's of 70 programs. >> wow, okay. is the outcome of the election next week a swing factor one way or the other? is there a set of policy proposals that you think more favor your company and the adoption and enshrinement of weight loss drugs as part of the modern culture or no? >> i think both parties are equally hard on pharma in their own ways across the board. what i think is missing here, and i'm not a political strategist by any stretch, if you have 43% of the population that's overweight, and you have a bill that's right now ready to be voted on and passed, and it doesn't matter whether you're a democrat or republican or what your demographic is, you can get behind passing that bill, it seems like you would be pulling along 43% of the u.s. population saying we're going to do what should have been done, that's cover obesity as a disease. >> we'll be watching that legislation closely. george, thank you for joining us today. >>> coming up,

the bbc�*s north america technology correspondent lily jamali has more.e court is giving x the right to return to brazil after a stand—off with elon musk. that stand—off played out over many months and culminated this summer with the company's decision to pull its legal representative in the country. and also refusing to pay a series of fines that had been levied against it. x and musk apparently capitulating on both those fronts. the biggest concession is the company's decision to start blocking a series of accounts on x that have been probed for spreading misinformation and hate speech on the platform in brazil. initially, musk had called it censorship and this is the issue that got twitter, now x, into hot water in brazil in the first place. brazilian authorities ultimately holding firm and getting their way on that issue. so, here we are, many months later, and x poised to return. this is a very big market for x. this is the company's sixth largest market in the world, it has more than 20 million users on the platform throughout the country. the compa

the cam tiana of the people sia lily joining us. from what i understand, you intend to forfeit the match against san jose state. tell us why. >> yes, we want our rights to be upheld on the sort, and we believe that women deserve their opportunity and it's not right. pete: san jose state has outside attacker and outside hitter that's a biological male and several teams have forfeited matches against san jose state now. this is the been people that made the point, this is the only thing you can do. refuse to par at a time pace if that's the case. is that the feeling inside the team here there at nevada? >> yes, we met together as a team and vast majority and us voting we didn't feel safe and didn't think it was right if we participated in that match. pete: have you discussed this with any of the other teams that have also decided -- the players from other teams that have made this same decision? >> after the utah state match, some of their players contacted me and thanked us for supporting them and standing in solidarity as well as bo

lily, _ fine. i am having a hearing check and that is good. lily, who - fine. a hearing check and that is good. lily, who was l fine. i am having a hearing check. and that is good. lily, who was 15, is partially — and that is good. lily, who was 15, is partially sighted _ and that is good. lily, who was 15, is partially sighted and _ and that is good. lily, who was 15, is partially sighted and has - and that is good. lily, who was 15, is partially sighted and has been . is partially sighted and has been worried about her hearing as well because deafness runs in herfamily. i was a bit scared that when i get older_ i was a bit scared that when i get older that — i was a bit scared that when i get older that i — i was a bit scared that when i get older that i would inherit that as wait _ older that i would inherit that as wait 50— older that i would inherit that as wait 50 i— older that i would inherit that as well. so i really wanted my is checked — well. so i really wanted my is checked to make sure that i'm 0k. her teacher— checked to make sure that i'm 0k. her

our north america tech correspondent lily jamali has the details.ssure going into this earnings report because there were indications of the company being poised to post its first—ever annual decline in vehicle deliveries in 202a. that appears to be no longer the case, the company saying it is forecasting a slight growth for this year, and blockbuster growth in the order of 20 to 30% for next year. when you hear about elon musk talk about the company, these days he is trying to position it as notjust an electric vehicle maker but a company that is more focused on the broader array of technologies including artificial intelligence and self driving technology. we saw the roll—out of the cyber cab last month in los angeles. but the safety of the company's technology has been a persistent issue for tesla. last week the us safety regulators announced it is opening a probe into the company's driver assistance technologies. there is concern that the self driving ambitions of the company are untested. then there's the issue of elon musk�*s politics. in the

the bbc�*s tech reporter lily jamali has the story.pages long, but it packs a lot of punch in those four pages. taking a hard line against google, it requires the tech giant to make a slew of changes to its google play app marketplace over the next three years. here are just a couple of the highlights. first off, it requires google to allow app stores from rivals onto the lucrative marketplace, and it prohibits google from paying other companies not to compete with its app store. this is a very big win for epic games, which sued google in 2020 and was able to convince a jury in december that google was in fact, stifling competition on the marketplace. and this is just the latest hit that google has taken on the antitrust front in recent months. in august, a different us districtjudge ruled siding with the us government that google was operating an illegal monopoly in its online search business. it is also fighting separate charges that it operates a monopoly with its ad technology. so a lot happening with google, but this is a big win

other, the point is that the city received such future stars of the world stage as julia iglesias, lilyn stage to the international arena, he lived these years, especially before the singer. dear friends, it so happened that both my youth and my old age, together with viktor, and the first songs together with viktor. and of course, a great creative collaboration with igor mikhailovich lushchenko, by the way, my teacher at the conservatory, gave a great basis for his creative palette. such songs as verosy, they are simply every song performed by him, she simply blew up the hall, she filled our hearts, our souls, meanings. in the forest here, the forests bloomed, and our galas hummed, where the feathers were shining in the light, i believe, yes... viktar vuyachych and igar luchanuk were not only creative thinkers and they had a connection like that. a great family friendship, we have lived together for a long time in the same house on yanka kupala street 7, which is exactly why we believe in the supremacy of caring for gorkaga park. viktar vuyachych and igar luchanok have been working in

but three weeks ago, lily got the lead service line replaced for free. [crowd cheering] how?are investing in america. one of the many reasons we thought so hard to pass the bipartisan infrastructure law, which is over $200 billion, was not only to modernize the nation's infrastructure, but also to get rid of the godforsaken leadpipe's to deliver clean drinking water to everyone in their homes, schools, businesses. in wisconsin, investing $200 million in placing tens of thousands of leadpipe lines. [crowd cheering] thank you. thank you. today, we reach another 43 in wisconsin as part of $2.6 billion nationwide to support replacing leadpipe services. the federal government can't do it alone. we are providing a single large investment never to team up with states and cities to get the job done together. i mean team up at every level. right after i signed the bipartisan infrastructure law, we announce that our administration had an investors prevent -- blueprint to use every tool at our suppose a to protect our families from lead poisoning. as a result of that work, i'm announcin

, lily, that is, you have a boy and a girl at home, two girls and a boy, so they became parents, yes.nt, i work here honestly, varya came to visit me, this character appeared, what is her name 4 years ago, her name is varvara, very cool, you don't know anything, guests come to you at all, the most terrible, so pitom, neither boas nor petons try to strangle you, go tell me why, first we will have to get a laugh... the question is, what can a snake hold on to, right, only with the help of its muscles, what does it do, look, it squeezes my hand and thus holds on. in order not to fall down, snakes absolutely do not care whether it is an arm, a leg or a neck, for them we are one big warm tree, to which they cling so as not to fall, that's all. it's plush. how many do you have? two. that you can sleep with a python with a plush. i put them all in a terrarium. but sometimes i just want to lie down with a snake and cuddle. why not? i wanted to ask something about the fruit bats. i just haven't had anything to do with them for a long time, but they're already in the ku'. these are two fruit ba

lily riley enjoyed a birthday bash surrounded by friends and loved ones.the party to mark the special occasion. >> wonderful. really nice. it makes it a really special day. >> when asked about her secret to longevity, lily joked that if she knew, she could write a book and make $1 million. [vampire sniff,sniff] (lady gardening) hi! (vo) time to move? make it easy with opendoor. sell your home in any season, for any reason. [vampire hiss] (vo) start your move at opendoor.com. >>> time for look at this morning's top stories. the heat is number one. hot weather will continue to for the rest of the weekend and is leading to public warnings about heat safety and air-quality. the national weather service has extended an excessive heat advisory for the bay area and that will last until at least this evening. a spare the air advisory also in effect because the air-quality could reach unhealthy for sensitive groups in the east bay and santa clara valley. week long heatwave has been great for businesses in coastal cities. half moon bay, sausalito and san francisco.

i’ll ask, i adore lilies, but they smell and not all of them can even yes that’s true, and we can callo take them away, let them put them away, and for me all roses, roses, i’ve already i said that i love lily, well done, that means it 's addressed, the address, when we didn't prepare, we always prepare, it's important for me to please the ladies, look at what gorgeous bouquets he came with, not just a handsome man, but also a well-mannered man, and you take him in your arms, take his arms, look at his strong arms, what a man, and the... the main thing is that the tummy doesn't stick out, that's very important. mendelson, tell me, please, how many times have i heard this theory that every person on earth has a double, is it true or is everyone lying? there is an opinion that each person has at least six doubles, but this is a legend, science claims that the human face, like fingerprints, is unique. in australia, they even calculated the probability that two people will completely ... get the main facial features, it was 1 in a trillion, we don't have that many people on earth yet, anat

its decorations are white water lilies and mute swans.the last day of 2020 , the izborsk museum received the status of federal. a museum quarter arose here. it has recently expanded due to the exhibition hall. the expositions change, the themes are very diverse. in a separate house, they show a painting by the people's artist pyotr ossovsky. he bequeathed their selection. this is the teaching about russia, the ark of salvation. recently, people have become more interested in russian history. there are the need to read biographies of great commanders descriptions. to visit those places where russian people defended their land. one of such places is pesborsk, the chosen city, the place of power. if everything is like the wild west, then there is only one law, shoot first, competition of ideas and money. there was a sensation, and what a sensation, they were tense inside america, outside of it, what is the remaining intrigue, why do we need to watch now? this is america, a program about a country that is difficult to understand. it is easy t

shorter, the green foliage is turning autumn colors, which means, in it's time for the red spider lilyions of scarlet flowers have blossomed in the park of the city of hidaka. for two weeks it will become green to capture the fleeting beauty. otherwise, people rush to take photos. surprisingly, there were no such flowers in the park, they appeared unexpectedly, somehow by themselves, the park workers began to take care of them and now there are about a million of them. and now their number is not reported at all, definitely more than 5 million. residents of central russia are also lucky this warm autumn. our vera krasova even at the beginning of october i managed to find fresh raspberries in my summer cottage, though already. definitely the last ones, because at this time of year berry bushes usually begin to be prepared for the ground, pruning, tying, fertilizing, in general, as always, you can’t sit idle, and the harvest of the next year depends on how competently this is done now. even at the beginning of october, summer residents do not sit idle, this year’s harvest has been collec

in the valley two lakes converge, we are now on gorodishchenskoye, its decoration is white water liliesd mute swans. on the last day of 2020, the izborsk museum received federal status. a museum quarter arose here. it has recently expanded due to the exhibition hall. the exhibits change, the themes are very diverse. in a separate house they show a painting by the national artist petr ossovsky, he bequeathed them to izborsk. izborsk is always something very precious for the country. and i would like to thank the ministry of culture. their land, one of such places is ezborsk, to visit those places where russian people defended their chosen city, a place of power. a detailed study of the life of the region and acquaintance with the most acute problems. artem zhogo is starting work today. in the region, what tasks does the new presidential envoy to the urals federal district see for himself? in the special operation zone in the dpr, russian troops are attacking the enemy from the ground and from the air. drone operators are destroying ukrainian armed forces fortifications with kamikaze dron

abstract art through acrylic paints, colored balloons and even markers, her central canvas, called water liliesly associates us with this flower, but we will not find realistic images, such a technique in the 21st century is becoming increasingly popular among connoisseurs of painting. a similar technique was chosen by a participant of the vibogush salon, the girl graduated from the architectural department of bsu, the salon is an excellent opportunity for her demonstrate your ego. here i have the main work, it is called spectacle. and two works: the way above and the way below. this work is about... how we observe some incredible phenomena that happen around us, which we cannot influence, i presented it in the form of a movie theater, where a person sits alone calmly watching some spectacle, which instead of a screen is located in front of the hall, two works the way below, the way above show - some kind of conditional road - which passes over water, over an abyss and under water... under the approaching wave, this is some kind of philosophical reflection on how we move through our lives. salo

so do lee go set up bot named lily and she'll actually call and lilly will if you're not very good at a she'll be very, very rudimentary for you. but if you're really fluent the ai algorithms will change in a little push you a little bit harder. it's learning any conversational style. it's pretty neat. i don't need to pick up another language. i'm not good languages, but it may be what if if lily was talking to you, you know, unreleased entry and then you just sort of that was most this thing that total immersion, you. >> eventually start getting it's kind future. i think so, too. all right, give contract. thank you as always, rob. and don't forget, you contact, rob. you've got his e-mail information right there, robert, rob, like dot com. let him know you've got a question or for a story you'd like talk about when he's on air with wel morning. baby boomers are living longer than previous generations. but a new study says they can also have poor health. so they oxford university study found that boomers age 51 or older had more diagnoses of type 2 diabetes, high cholesterol, heart pro

lily ebert, a holocaust survivor, author, and later in life, a prolific educator through social mediaied. her mother and two siblings were killed at the auschwitz concentration camp and she vowed to make her tale of survival a lesson for millions. her memoir, "lily's promise," was a new york times bestseller as she took her message online through a tiktok account she shared with her great-grandson, reaching 2 million followers. for her contributions to holocaust awareness, she was honored by britain's then prince charles and last year was made a member of the order of the british empire. she was 100 years old. still to come on the news hour, the supreme court hears a death penalty appeal. a look at the only county that has voted for the winning presidential candidate in every election since 1980. from underdog to undefeated, the inspirational story of a deaf school's football team, plus much more. >> this is the pbs news hour from the david rubenstein studio at weta in washington and from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. geoff: early voting started

lily got hammered this week -- >> lily is one company. charles: is it getting crowded?i don't think so. we're just at that point where there is a lot of economic value for a very few companies because of the sort of patent cycle, etc. buts it is going to democratize and not go away -- charles: housing recovery. mortgage rates went there. looked at 6 and went back up here, back at 7. do we have a housing recovery or not? >> we are going to have a, quote-unquote, recovery in home builders because we are understocked for more than a decade. charles: and, of course, we should note this was a terrible week for home builders. first time in a while. just last made in america, love to hear that. >> well, so this is one of those things that might be leaned into or out of depending on what happens next week, but that's big. and you've heard this earnings season questions have been asked about where is the supply if chain and have they been getting out of china. charles: onshoring phenomenon -- ahli, thank you so much. all right, folks, so my next guest has been bullish for a whil

lily was 100 years old.till to come on the news hour, the supreme court hears a death penalty appeal. a look at the only county that has voted for the winning presidential candidate in every election since 1980. from underdog to undefeated, the inspirational story of a deaf school's football team, plus much more. >> this is the pbs news hour from the rubenstein studio at weta in washington and from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. geoff: early voting started in arizona today and both campaigns held events to persuade voters there. laura has this report. laura: as another hurricane perils towards florida, vice president kamala harris criticized donald trump for spreading disinformation about hurricane helene. during a phone interview on cnn. vp. harris: it is dangerous. it is unconscionable, frankly, that anyone who would consider themselves a leader would mislead desperate people to the point that those desperate people would not receive the aid to which they are entitled

an adoptable pup from lily's legacy in petaluma, the arena that's all smiles, they will want to avoid the warmth this afternoon as temperatures will get back up. i'll put the link up on all social media platforms, twitter, facebook, and the blue sky and the threads. another one on instagram after the weather cast if you're interested in adopting this pretty girl. let's take a look at what we would expect fog wise. there will be a return of the influence as we head through the next several mornings. we'll start off tomorrow morning and freeze the maps here with the fog spreading inside the bay. even making their way into some of the interior valleys. i don't think that they will have a huge impact on the morning commute, but some fog showing up, the sign things are getting back into a more typical bay area weather pattern that will be within five degrees above average as well. some of the biggest departures in the santa clara valley. yes, that's better than the 102 degrees you had yesterday. but 88 degrees in morgan hill. mid-80s east of the oakland hills and a whole lot better than th

photojournalist shane gross captured this shot of a swarm of toad tadpoles after snorkelling for hours through lilyver island. this image of a leopard seal below sea ice was the winner in the underwater category. it was taken by matthew smith. while filming a wildlife documentary in india's western ghats, robin darius conz saw a tiger on a hillside overlooking a town. he used a drone to track the tiger, to highlight the contrast between protected areas and those affected by human development. and this was the winner of the young photographer competition — 17—year—old alexis tinker—tsavalas, from germany, took this close—up of fruiting slime mould and a tiny springtail. he used a technique called focus—stacking and combined 36 images into one. hello again. it's been a cloudy start to the day— start to the day what's been happening _ start to the day what's been happening is _ start to the day what's been happening is low _ start to the day what's been happening is low pressure l start to the day what's been l happening is low pressure has been driving a red our weather. establishing a weight to the

and the television were all lily. they were men just, you know, there's wrong with white men. i mean, i am married to one. there's nothing wrong when i look in the mirror i am not impressed. oh, yeah. you commanded respect. okay. you just by virtue. and you're tall. and now i have. but it wasn't you that bill small at cbs hired. so who did he hire all at once? yes, in one fell swoop. he hired a michelle clark i mean, me chinese. michelle clark. oh, didn't know chinese, huh? um, michelle clark, who is. who is black? and sylvia chase, uh, leslie stahl, a nice jewish girl, blond hair. and sylvia chase, a shiksa with blond hair. but i shouldn't say she's agoi that's okay. you think she was okay in this crowd? yeah. okay. and so they were trying to make for all the years of discrimination. but, you know, we we were hazed a lot. we a lot of hazing. you were in a back room. yeah, we to sit. they didn't even give us desks they didn't give us, you know, phones to use typewriters. they didn't give us typewriters. we had to around in the newsroom and lesley stahl and i remain friends tod

was thinking of making you the bride of count del fer, but you're not 16 anymore years, vicha, and lily is no longer a color, so you will be melady, well thank you, then go look around and coffee, tea check, suddenly i you. so is she giving birth in the apartment? it turns out that so, i am not what happened to me, but i am what i decided. get up, doctor yuch, now this is completely out of topic, oh-oh, what is oh-oh-oh? come on, come on back, come on, back, okay, op, okay , so, quiet, oh, yeah, lena, quiet, quiet, sasha, we are not opening, hello, come in, come in here, hello, lena, these are doctors, they will help us, you better stand where you are, get from medicine, i don't need your punitive birth, we just decided to give birth naturally, which means naturally, well, that is, we are against traditional medicine, to freeze in the conditions of renovation, which is natural, unnatural and unconventional, you understand, naturally, as you say, childbirth poses a risk to the life of your wife and... i'm going, i'll give birth myself. i understand that you are scared, but modern medicin

valley two lakes converge, we are now on the gorodishchenskoye lake, its decoration is white water lilieswans shipuny. on the last day of 2020, the izborsk museum received. federal status, a museum quarter appeared here, it has recently expanded due to the exhibition hall, the expositions change, the themes are very diverse, a painting by the people's artist pyotr ossovsky is shown in a separate house, he bequeathed them to izborsk, izborsk for the country is always something very precious, i would like to thank the ministry of culture of the russian federation for its attention to our museum to izborsk, because vladimir. of the new russian state, we have opened very interesting all sorts of meanings and teachings, in these doctrines we continue to be , we transmit these doctrines to today's political elite, to the political class. this is the symphony of the fifth empire, this is the faith of the russian dream, this is the ideology of russian victory, this is the phenomenology of the russian miracle, this is the teaching about russia as the ark of salvation, recently people have become m

it's an important dog walking forecast because we have an adoptable dog, available from lily's legacy. this is teddy. just handsome. and only reaching up into the low to mid-60s, so a cool start. and then the cool conditions during the afternoon as well. the mix of sunshine throughout the day. and all social media platforms as soon as that weather cast is over and in case you're interested in adopting the corgi shepherd mix. a very handsome combination, nonetheless. let's take a look at first, the low temperatures for tomorrow morning, which for most of us will be in the 40s to the warmer spots. but the coolest locations in the north bay valleys, dipping down into the lower half at 40 degrees in petaluma and santa rosa, down to the upper 30s by early tomorrow morning around healdsburg. with the clouds thickening up, we won't warm up too much. only the middle portions for most of the north bay. other spots mostly into the upper half. east of the oakland hills, 67, 69 degrees. we'll wait for those clouds to arrive longer, getting up closer to 70 degrees. but still about 3 degrees below

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typical for this time of year, still a few degrees above average, which is good news for poppy and lilyey are free to go for a walk or frolic on the beach. by the end of the week along the coast these two will be foggy doggies as the fog is much more of a factor late this week. let's simulate the fog with our floor map here. blink and you'll miss it, a little fog trying to develop along the coast about 7:00 tomorrow morning. that's going to be about it. this is going to be much more widespread, especially by wednesday and thursday mornings. we got to wait another couple days for that. it's still going to be hot inland tomorrow, just not the extreme heat that we've been dealing with. a mix of upper 80s and low 90s in the santa clara valley, san jose finally below 90 degrees tomorrow, low to mid-90s east of the oakland hills. the hottest spot around fairfield, antioch and brentwood only about 96 degrees. low 80s for fremont and redwood city, a big drop in temperatures, same thing for san francisco. it was 92 degrees. it will be about 20 degrees cooler tomorrow, oakland dropping back to th

organizations to develop war games and exercises like what i described to you modeling today's is lily is a reporter in china's foreign affairs. a few words for more than 20 years has operated as a fiercely independent nonpartisan research institute exclusively focus on foreign policy and national security as pride and principal do not accept a foreign government funding. for more in our work please visit our website. follow us on x an instagram subscribed to our youtube channel four ever you want to be. lily, over to you. >> thank you and thank you all for coming today tuning and online per think this audience needs no reminder. despite the conflict in crises around the world today taiwan remains one of the greatest challenges that the next president will face. in this report that we are going to discuss today takes a unique perspective. looks at the over looked set of risks that taiwan could be facing. speaking of unique perspectives were lucky to have with this ali from tainan along with the other excellent panelists. so let's dive right in like to please turn to mark. you have part

obviously i know it's tonisha seem latoya that says of what i remember them about it though it is from lily to some of even the last part of this real quick your a few kilometers away. there was a sylvia and military base with native plains bomb during the 1999 will be below forgot the village spread through us with them will be restored to include this will guide you in the day. so commanders chose uranium weapons for that powerful penetrating power, but they ignore the consequences of those in the affected area. from march to june 1999, thousands of cruise missiles and tens of thousands of ad on this carrying tons of depleted uranium rein down on the former yugoslavia. outside the sweet, just whatever you know to assessment bothers me so but never more fema. your munich waste of them. by the way we found reported the for ship, the sky celebrating my posterior studies done. done us mean that we need to get some guys all the all initially from the phone on me like split our limit. we'll stick with them down and see whether it's going over the minute quickly. so that explore data more threat