hey, lori. >> hi. >> our time is short, so let's jump right into it. i know it's being extended.ting and more diverse than ever before. yeah so we extended it. >> it's really restaurant fall. restaurant. two weeks. it goes from tonight, the kickoff tonight through november 16th. so you have lots of time to experience all the restaurants. we have over 210 restaurants and 40 of them feature asian cuisines. >> that's fantastic. i'm salivating already and i know many of them have special pre-fixe menu deals. let's go ahead and throw up some of those deals for you so you can walk us through and people know what to expect. what do we have here? >> yeah. so basically we've given the restaurants the option to offer brunch or lunch for price points as low as $10 through $40 on our restaurant weeks. com. you can sort by price, you can sort by cuisine, by neighborhood type the dinner options start a little higher there from 30 to 90. often restaurants will incorporate wine or some sort of beverages with those. so they're usually really great deals and special items that you don't see on on

i cannot lori smith she doesn't have a door. it's just a website. there's just no scarcity at all. you just go to a different website. she would be required to have a little disclaimer on her website. i mean, i guess the question that i would ask would be, to what extent is that genuinely baking the competitors easier to find and avoid wasted time on the assumption that she would do, do other things. in lieu of anything like that i would think even the smallest imposition on her wouldn't have a justification. i would say you need have a justification for limiting somebody's some of these occupation freedoms. i'm obviously not in the william optical world but if you got into a proper historically grounded protection for economic liberty, i think except asked what's the point of just telling desperate it can't be just like we want to shame lori smith. that's not a legitimate interest. >> there's the doctrine of what is it purely factual and noncontroversial disclosures within nowadays some states are sort of selectively, there may be noncontroversial information but the selectivity o

lori kay says she won't place restrictions on the buyer. resort guests worry a developer will bulldoze the place. >> it's an important place to keep and keep going, but again, we don't get to choose necessarily. it's kind of a luck of the draw. >> reporter: supporters and staff say lupin is more than a resort. it's a tight knit community where people can let go of body shame, explore and express who they are. >> we are a clothing optional place, meaning pretty much everywhere here you can choose to wear clothes or choose not to wear clothes and for people that's very freeing. there's no judgment. >> most people think it's a bunch of hippies or it's all about sex. no. we're family friendly and over 35% of our membership have professional degrees. >> reporter: from the air you get a sense of the sprawling complex, 112 acres. the resort centers around 12 acres of land with a restaurant, tennis court, volleyball court, hot tub, sauna and pool. there are dozens of full-time residents aside from short-term stays. guests can stay in rvs, can ins o

my book would be on a dusty book shelf if it weren't for lori, i'm pretty sure. and thank you also, so much, stephanie, for joining me in this. it's really wonderful. so i just thought, i know that not everyone has had a chance to read the book yet and i thought i might say a few words about the general idea of it and i promise, i'm a liberalized college professor, i don't lecture, i usually like to have a discussion. i'll keep it very, very brief and then we'll move into questions. so the book's idea is a simple one which is that human beings want to understand the world so we spend a lot of time thinking about the social world. as we're going about our day, not only even relative to politics, but even in our regular social lives, we're thinking about, why did that just happen, for example? and the theory i worked with, which is called attribution theory is really about that, it's about how we determine the causes of events that happen to ourselves and other people. and there have been decades of research, much of it by people other than myself though i've done

lori: well it is not about whether we see peak rates or not.rend is definitely to go lower over time. we think the central bank has done its work in terms of slowing the economy and starting to get inflation under control. as we do our 2024 outlook our highest conviction call as you noted is that we do think rates are going to be trending lower. dipping into these levels is quite attractive for investors. anna: we did not -- heidi: we did not hear a change in powell's commentary aside from higher yields helping with tightening financial conditions. we kept hearing him say the committee was moving carefully. what does that mean? are we going to see cuts anytime soon or are we holding higher for longer? lori: let's remember, the fed was a little behind the curve when it came time to tackle inflation. it does not surprise us at all they would be more cautious in terms of taking a stand they are done. i think he's going to use language that keeps them more focused on the ongoing data environment, making those decisions in real-time. that did not su

, for unpaid healthcare services she provided for lorie's client while lorie was on a trip. >> byrd:dge judy: thank you. >> byrd: mm-hmm. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. folks, have a seat. >> judge judy: ms. broyles, tell me who you work for. >> donna schiffler. >> judge judy: individually or through an agency? >> through an agency. >> judge judy: you had been taking care of this lady for a long time. >> yes. >> judge judy: and you wanted to go away for a period of time on mother's day to see your mother? >> to see my daughter. >> judge judy: to see your daughter. and you looked around to see if someone from the agency could fill in for you. it was mother's day weekend. you couldn't find anybody through thag

joining us with the breaking details is lori ann loracco. >> reporter: good morning, dom. this hits on several issues, drugs, chips and logistics fluidity. on the drug front, department of health and human services and commerce department addressing foreign dependency on critical drugs. the supply chain shortage ko coordinator position will be filled at a later date. the president will broaden the authority of hhs under the defense production act. this would pave the way for investment in the domestic manufacturing of medicines the president deems as essential to national defense. the department of transportation is also announcing the expansion of digital information system known as f.l.o.w. five of the ports are participating along with the ocean carriers. four of the five largest retailers and logistics companies and west coast railroads are participating. finally, the creation of the department of homeland security supply chain resilience center. it will work with businesses to mitigate supply chain shortages. this also funds the chips which are prioritized. the depart

loris managed to react to his shot, but in vain, because half of ukraine froze, watching the ball rollnto the goal. zuzulya became the best player of the match when he earned a penalty 10 minutes before the end. the fugitive president yanukovych did not believe in our happiness, in this... moment, he was able to overcome the force of gravity on the third attempt and such to stand up from the chair. it's a good thing that andriy yarbolenko, who finished off the french with a penalty, did not see this. after the ukrainians scored the second goal, our scheme finally fell apart. the opponent showed a very aggressive game, our leaders were completely given to turn around. ribery, he was very closely guarded, he had almost no space. it was a match after which i wanted to praise everyone. the coach for skillfully chosen tactics, football players for diligence and discipline, the team for coordinated collective actions, fans for crazy support. for a moment it seemed that we are witnessing the match of the final stage of a major tournament. ukraine beat france for the first time, but most impor

the guests arrived in a star-studded lineup: loris, evra, abidal, ribery, pohba, giroud, benzema. these names should make your knees tremble. but on november 15, 2013 , anlag was again at the olympic games and the powerful presence on the field of the 12th player of ukraine. all europe and the whole world watched that game. and probably most of them cheered for us. as i remember now, i go out before the match in kyiv, and i don't have a tantrum, and the whole team felt calm, even in spite of such a big responsibility. the ukrainians did not retreat into blind defense, as the french had hoped. konoplyanka and yarmolenko worked both on offense and defense. roten and stepanenko. khacheridi, kucher, and shevchuk carefully hit the ball ahead, while fedetskiy stepped on the gas. in ribra, other bison, fat, nasri, benzema have gone somewhere. pyatov was calm, as if pretending to be. our guys worked coolly and waited for the reward. the match was staged by roman zuzuli. fomenko always believed in his talent. our short forward won almost all single combats on the second floor, clung to and

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lori bergamotto is here with some great scoop on incredible holiday gift ideas. lori, hello.of the hottest bargains of the season. this segment is sponsored by wal-mart an their early black friday deals go live online this afternoon. >> this afternoon. all right. so let's start it off here. we've got something very special. slow cookers all year long. >> oh, yes, indeed. >> these are -- >> you were saying this is drew barrymore's. >> this is beautiful by drew barrymore. >> it really is beautiful. >> it really is. they look. they're so well designed. a slow cooker who doesn't love a slow cooker. >> we love a slow cooker. [ applause ] >> they're great because the size is good. you can use them for sauce, dips, side dishes. the holidays are coming. people are hosting. right? they're easy to clean. they don't take up a lot of room on your counter. and you get two in this set. when you buy it, you buy two. >> that is amazing. we've got students from belmont university to help tell the deal. are we ready? [ cheers ] we want to see who has the first envelope. grace. gracie is going

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allegedly pro is where any companies and products from coca cola and nestle to the medics producer, lori i. or the sporting a manufacturer of sporting goods, manufacturer id does or uh, the sales korean call manufacturer assumed i, but in most cases it remains absolutely unclear what these brands and companies are supposed to have to do with me is or ill have mazda war. it's not being explained at all, it leads to a loss of confusion over product origins. and many of these companies, as far as i can see, have not responded to these accusations bots that seem to mess with less than perception. and many people i spoke to here in is simple, told me they support such bar called companions. let's listen to jesus. we can make our voices heard. was these play cards, football? otherwise nothing will happen. no one will hear us jones. i'm a shopkeeper and i don't want to sell certain products right now. to simulate it started, i try not to buy use randy products anymore. at least the ones i know. i shop more carefully. no monthly. i don't think it's russian though to boy click coca cola or starbu

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it would not have happened without the very hard work of gail's publicist lori graph who got us here and did such an incredible job advocating for gail and i'd like to thank stephanie for being with us here to moderate this tonight and it's a pleasure working for both of them and they've been a dream to work with. >> this is a pleasure to introduce to the very sense and to me it can help you feel a little more sane after front page andci i'm really excited we have something coming in. we'll have people coming in late because parking is tricky around here.on if you don't mind scooching in if people come in and seems like they don't have a seat. >> the cultural emphasis on conservatism and liberals in the u.s. or between learfield img ridge yous develops and informed byak the latest psychological science and implications for anyone trying to seek the viewpoints of others and politicians and activists and ordinary people with the current events and i love that last part. more relatable to me. gailah is a professor of psychology at weaton college in massachusetts and her researchac focus

lori lightfoot, i miss her. herbert hoover was running the country. the 31st president, dana. oh. >> greg: but before we dive into what brandon said, that future sites of the dnc. shocking video shows a woman getting robbed on a busy chicago street before the purpose victimized three other people. chicago is so overrun with migrants, they are stuffing illegal immigrants into churches. residents who live near the new camp are protesting. >> when you think about all the things that we allow to slide, this is another thing that we just cannot allow this to happen. >> no transfer and the mayor. it is very inhumane to do this. >> he is acting like a dictator. he needs to go. he must go. >> greg: typical right-wingers. let's go back to brandon. chicago's mayor wants to blame everyone but himself. >> what we have seen is this instituted by right wing extremism. everyone knows that the right wing in this country has targeted democratically run cities, and quite frankly, they've been very intentional about going after democratically run cities that are led by people of color. the same

lori myers, associate managing director at moody's investing services.u for your analysis and insight. i want to go to the other news that i want to call the corporate but also the banking space. pwc plans to cut 600 jobs in the u.k.. this comes as reduced resignations pushed to the company to make staff redundancies as well. the accounting firm will launch a voluntary redundancy program and will cut jobs if not enough people at -- opt to leave on the own. pwc was the last of the big four to hold out against redundancies. goldman sachs is revamping how its asset management teams are rewarded boosted payouts when funds outperform. sources say the payments will lift the shares of teams directly responsible for investment funds. teams are likely to receive 40% to 50% of the share of performance rewards. a lot going on on global wall street but we will dive into the earnings picture in our next block. coming up, saudi aramco's net income dropping 23% in the latest quarter. we will dive into the numbers next. stick with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ kriti: there's

and music instruments tune in for a play of memories and a release of a play of memories with iran loris cheknavarian and a release of the piece quds sharri by the stormy children of palestine, the late fereydoun naseri says, quds, free my son. alireza qazwa wrote the poem quds sharif, he was referring to the storm of al-aqsa, he was referring to the atmosphere of quds today, well, that work is very valuable, it is part of our musical reserves, but this is a work after about 30-40 years. it was something new that had to be done, and the recording of this piece is unique in its own way. it is an epic work . for the first time after many years, i can say that we recorded this piece as an ensemble, because we recorded the work before, a few days ago and the whole orchestra playing quds sharif together is one of the dozens of contributions of the national media to the resistant palestinian people, the center of our poetry, music and hymns, and especially the radio symphony orchestra is a valuable artistic heritage not only for the national media but for the whole country. our pride is that t

gma lifestyle contributor lori bergamotto is here.ndin road. one stop shopping. great resource. we're going to start with this nutcracker. isn't he adorable? you can hold him. to be clear, it is not functional. >> good weight to it. like i'm holding an oscar. >> there you go. and the nutcracker goes to strahan! there we go. these are originally $49.50. but for a limited time they're $29.50. put it on a book shelf or mantle. it's beautiful, right? also we have this jingle bell. >> jingle bell. >> this is an oversized jingle bell which we love. this is great for a lawn ornament or if you are decorating your entry way. this does not ring just so you are aware. >> they're best sellers. >> these are best sellers. it has a flat bottom. these are fantastic. we are seeing lot of people buying these to decorate all around. >> shaped like a ball, not a jingle. >> exactly. >> i love these. i love these little treats. not only that, they come in different colors. spruce it up. >> elevate your game. so cool about all of the shopping is when you se

haji lori. god is strong, sir, in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful.etings and good night. dear viewers, greetings and don't be tired. to you, mrs. emami, and all my colleagues on the khabar network, november 13, the day of the cry against global arrogance, the cry of the arrogance of knowledge. students together with their families echoed throughout the province today on the 13th of aban. today, the people of golestan, both in the city and in the countryside, shouted death to america, death to israel, the brutal crimes of these regimes against the oppressed nations , including gaza. and condemning palestine. those present at this ceremony announced with clenched fists that the iranian nation will always support and defend the rights and freedom of the people and the palestinian nation is not alone in the fight against oppression . death to israel, death to berrika, death death to israel, death to israel, death to berrika, death to israel, death to israel, death to america, death to israel. death to israel, death to america, death to israel , death to

excuse palooza blaming everything from right wing extremists to his predecessor tik tok super star loriot. i miss her. mind you the last time a republican was in charge of that place, herbert hoover was running the country.er he was the 31st president, dana. >> dana: oh. >> greg: yeah. but before we dive into what brandon said, here's a quick refresher on the future site of the dnc. shocking video shows a woman gettinfutug robbed by a rifle-wielding gang on a busy chicagn a o street before the p victimized three otheror people. and chicago's so overrun with migrantser p they're stuffing illegal immigrants into police stations, churches, airports, and soon to be built tent city. residents who live near the new camp are protesting. >> when yowu think about all th things we allow to slide, this is another thing that we just can'llowt allow this to happen.e >> there's no transparency from the mayor, not even from ramirez. very inhumane to do this. >> this mayor is acting like a d dictator. he needs to go. he must go. >> greg: typical right wingers. but let's go back to brandon. chicago's wo

very good to have you, lori. why your opposition here?that it's an ev plant but there's a china connection, right? >> absolutely. and the fact that they lied to us completely. there's no transparency. they kind of sprung it on us in march after the local officials have kept it in a private for almost a year. we're not going with it. they went to the appropriations committee to get money. 95 of the committee they said was for it. when we found out about it, we've been strike being and petitioning and now we have this recall. thank god we got an across the board recall on the entire green charter township board. that just happened tuesday night's election. >> neil: so it's not going to happen? this plant is not going to happen? >> well, i don't know that the plant won't happen. we're going to try. we got control of the township now. we're going to put in control things that will protect us, all the things that our government didn't do for us. so we're going to continue to fight. we have lawsuits against them. we don't want them here. ever s

it, pavel, wiretapping, don’t shout like that, there’s listen, i remember that tomorrow, damn it, lorisiding place, she has some kind of important meeting tomorrow, and her friend is also somehow connected with this, if this is so, she needs to pick up the box by tomorrow, we must be ready, so the client is leaving, then we free today, i told you we shouldn't be ready. the client's departure is not a reason to remove observations. well, boss, how operational? situation? yes, everything is still the same, no changes. we could relax at home, maybe we’ll go already, yes. mikhail ilyevich, christina has disappeared from us, we haven’t been able to find her for 2 hours, but she has her phone with her , she has her phone with her, it doesn’t answer, boss, look, christina is here, don’t worry, she ’s coming up to the entrance, well, i’ll arrange for her , thank you for reassuring me, now you’re talking about going home, the most interesting things are just beginning. yes, egor, mikhailovich, you are at the site, i ’m not far away, we need to talk, the lady is in the yard, come, pash, are you w

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we should send 200 lories a day continuously for at least two months. to meet the needs, we need to send more significant amounts of fuel so that the services we provide to them can be fuled. iran's president says that is up to the residents of gaza to decide about the future and the united states has no right whatsoever to meddle in this process. ibrahim made the remarks in a phone conversation with his turkish counterpart richard typewan. he described the palestinian resistance movement hamas as the legitimate and legal government of gaza. chosen through popular vote. raic underlined that any intervention by washington in the decision-making process for gaza is doomed to fail. the iranian president said the us's accomplices in the israeli regime seeneus crimes against gazans and added any interference by the us government amounts to the continuation of these brutalities. he said that washington has been disgraced and discredited in the eyes of the public around the world. iran's new domestically made destroyer is said to join the country's northern fleet. for more on this story, we are

michael nichols admitted to trading concealed firearm permits for donations to re-elect lori smith. smith was sheriff for more than two decades until she was indicted and convicted last year of corruption and willful misconduct. prosecutors say the gun shop owner acted as the middleman securing $90,000 for smith's campaign for security company that wanted the gun permit. >>> president biden and jill biden visited lewiston maine today to mourn with the community reeling from a mass shooting. 18 people were killed and over a dozen wounded last week in the deadliest mass shooting estates history. >> my mom's friend got shot four times and survived and saved a bunch of kids at the bowling alley. >> according to the gun violence archive, the u.s. has seen at least 588 mass shootings so far this year. >>> passengers on board and alaskan airlines flight where an off-duty pilot attempted to cut off the engines have now filed a lawsuit against the airline and its operator. that suit details what happened on the october 22nd flight when the engines were tampered with, saying the plane seemed

and it turns out we weren't the only ones enjoying these south side murals, so was chicago mayor lorilightfoot. again, if there's anything i can do for my city i'm not hard to reach. i am going to keep doing only positive chicago stuff. right. i really appreciate it. truly an incredible ambassador to this city here. what you're doing out here, on social media, community outreach, i can tell man that you are an absolute pillar of this community. and i just want to say thank you for showing me around and showing me just how colorful chicago can be. [deep exhale] [deep exhale] [trumpet music plays] 579 breaths to show 'em your stuff. every breath matters. don't like rsv take your breath away. protect yourself from rsv... ...with abrysvo, pfizer's rsv vaccine. abrysvo is a vaccine for the prevention of lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. rsv can be serious if you are 60 or older. having asthma, copd, diabetes, or heart disease puts you at even higher risk. abrysvo is not for everyone and may not protect all who receive the vaccine. don't get abrysvo if you've

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and it turns out we weren't the only ones enjoying these south side murals, so was chicago mayor lori anything i can do for my city i'm not hard to reach. i am going to keep doing only positive chicago stuff. right. i really appreciate it. truly an incredible ambassador to this city here. what you're doing out here, on social media, community outreach, i can tell man that you are an absolute pillar of this community. and i just want to say thank you for showing me around and showing me just how colorful chicago can be. when i come to town i come to party. and the club scene here in chicago, is just what the doctor ordered. but on the north side of town is a different kind of club. there's no dj here but the music plays all night long. the music never stops. it's got two stages. you can come here in the summer-- the sun's up and when you leave-- the suns up. this ain't for chickens. - no, this ain't for chickens. no. founded in 1968, by doc pellegrino, kingston mines was one of the first interracial blues clubs in the city. a proud legacy that's still being carried on by doc's children

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