love ross talk through the main points of the g. twenty's final declaration ortiz. we have an auction that was on the ground and i can bring in some more. i'm not speaking at the press conference following the g, trying to summit here in new delhi, russia's foreign minister has praised the results of the global gathering call it a success in terms of a clear indication that the world is moving towards multi polarity and away from the western dominance, the tendency reflected in the final declaration, mosca had serious concerns about the western attempts, various and repeated to politicize the event and developed with russia called you quantization of the did 20 as there was a tremendous pressure on india, specifically from g 7 kind teresa still includes the western unilateral understanding of the situation wrong to ukraine in the final documents of the summit. eventually, ukraine is mentioned in the summons final declaration, but mostly in the context, all the efforts needed to revive the black sea grain deal and the need to resolve all of the conflicts in other par

ross. quest love posted this video on his instagram account. n thousands of fans in a happy birthday on stage to beyonce. beyonce emotional, thanked diana ross, and said there would be no me without you. >> that gives you chills. >> wow. >> i love diana ross. >> my gosh. >> that was incredible. to hear that emotion in her voice. she really was stunned. >> i'm worried about logistics. did they have two fan machines or did they have to share the fan? >> that's a great question. >> i'll dig into that and check with the investigative team. >>> meteorologist kari hall joins us now for a look at the forecast. something that's very pleasing. >> how about that pumpkin spice on sand hill road? >> i think it's too early for sand hill road to go pumpkin spice. >> it's never too early. >> don't talk to kari about too early on the psl. >> i had a pumpkin spice protein shake this morning. i'm just expanding. >> my goodness. >> they'll put it in anything. >> it is the season. we have some cool weather, it kind of feels like fall outside. as we take a live look

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and he made an impact with his documentary god loves uganda, examining the role of american anti—gay evangelists in uganda. roger rossthought provoking movies and challenge people's assumptions. he's becoming a widely respected, impassioned storyteller. but how much difference do his films really make? is he reallyjust preaching to the converted? his collaborators think that cassandro, with its compelling star gael garcia bernal, and story of gay underdog triumph, will reach a wide audience. i do feel that cassandro has a cross—over quality that can come to people that would otherwise maybe not see the story, just the way gael gives us this performance and can hopefully warm the hearts of many. for the film—maker, he definitely wants people to identify with the gay mexican wrestler at the heart of the story. he made it on his own terms as an out of feminine gay man and the macho world of wrestling, and that he did it as he is. so at this film, the message is, you know, be yourself, love yourself, be who you are, and you will succeed in life. and also, i have this theme in all my films of the outsider. you know, i'm a

i owe my success to the sacrifice and love and support of sherene and our sons shawn and ross. sherene has not only committed so much to our family, but she has become such a strong advocate for our military families. as a result of her commitment and advocacy, shawn and ross are both accomplished in their own right. sherene, shawn, ross, thank you for proverbally signing my permission slip each morning and pinning it to my backpack and allowing me to report for duty. the three of you never raised your right hand to take the oath, but i know that your sacrifice is well beyond what i might appreciate. your encouragement, love and support for me and each other has been the cornerstone of our family. finally, the support of sherene's family who did not object with the family who did not object for me to marry her, as far as i know, and the many family members who made me a better person, better officer and a better leader. as we step out together in the uncertain security landscape, and honing our war fighting skills as primacy in all we do, and we must focus on integrating the mi

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ross flag. i've got to say, i love that they put this sign in the entrance to flag hall. it has moved to a different place now, but when it was in t flag hall it was impossible to walk into the museum and see either the star-spangled bannerl in the background or the emmet till sign in the foreground. h without also seeing the other thing. as if to say, both of these are parts of american history. that seems supersmart to me. i got to go for the dedication. this is my daughter. on the left is the reverend onon leland parker, till's cousin. on the right is the reverend willie wilson, the cochair of the commission that put up the signs. this fall, september 17th, the second major medium exhibition is going to open that features a bullet riddled sign. like this missoni, the indianapolis children's museum created an entire exhibit o around one of the bullet riddled signs. this one is a traveling exhibit. after it opens in indy is going to go to birmingham, jackson, mississippi, the drew sample in ngosissippi, the drew sample in the atlanta history center. i can't wait. what do

ross flag. but, i do say that i love they put this sign in the entrance to flag all, because when it was here, it moved to a different place. but when it was in the hall, it was impossible to walk into the museum and see either the star- spangled banner in the background or the emmett till sign in the foreground. as if to say, both of these are parts of american history and that seems supersmart. at least, to me. i have to go for the dedication. this is my daughter. on the left is the reverend. tills cousin on the right. the reverend, willie williams. the coach of the commission putting up the signed. this fall, september 17th, a second major exhibition is going to open that features a bullet riddled sign. like this the sony, the indianapolis children's museum created an entire exhibit around one of the signs and this is a traveling exhibit. after it opens in india, it will go to birmingham, it will go to the disciple in chicago and into atlanta history center. i can't wait. so, what do we learn from all of this? after 50+ years of silence, and interracial grays of citizens joins forces to put up

of the betsy ross flag but i got to say i love that they put this sign. in the entrance to flag hall because it when it was here. it's moved to a different place now, but when it was in flag hall it was impossible to walk into the museum and see either. the star-spangled banner in the background or the emmett till sign in the foreground without also seeing the other thing is as if to say both of these are parts of american history and that seems super smart. to me i got to go for the dedication. this is my daughter on the left is the reverend wheeler parker till's cousin on the right. is the reverend willy williams the co-chair of the commission that put up the signs? this fall september 17th a second major museum exhibition is going to open that features. a bullet riddled sign like the smithsonian the indianapolis children's museum created an entire exhibit around one of the bullet riddled signs. and this one is a traveling exhibit after it opens in indy. it's going to go to birmingham jackson, mississippi. it's going to go to the dusable in chicago and

ross. andy, thanks for being here. >> happy to be here. i love new york.here. glad you're here anyway. in this instance, the fbi said they had a warrant, waived at liberty safe and they just gave them the codes? >> gave them the code with no resistance and didn't try to fight it or take it through a court process. they didn't do what they should do to protect someone's privacy. pete: why would that be and not fight back and say, hey, this is a private exchange we don't have to give you the code to open up a private safe? >> that's the mystery of why they didn't fight back. i know we feel it's a responsibility if someone trusts us and buys us a fruc fructoproduct -- product that we manufacture and they're trusting us with security and privacy and our du duty to fight to the extt of the law. pete: liberty is caught off guard saying we'll erase your codes if we want and say the feds come to you and say we have a warrant and need in an american rebel safe. >> fight to the fullest extent of the law like the tech companies do and they're doing that. you protect

states to be reunited with their loved ones. 5 of the 7, of course, had been unjustly detained in prisons in iran, some for years to others had been prevented from leaving a ross. i spoke to them after they landed in doha, i can tell you that it was for them for me, an emotional conversation. a demonstration has been held in libya's eastern since you have done a one week off to devastating floods, killed thousands of people protest as a calling on the public prosecutor to speed up the investigation into how to dance above the city collapse and the heavy rains. officials are blamed for not properly maintaining them. united nations chase on 10 acre terrace has demanded a global rescue plan to revive still targets tackle issues such as hunger, poverty, and climate change. the speaking ahead of you in general assembly in new york, the terrace called for additional funding from wealthy countries to help meet the 21st the deadline. so the, as the jews are just at least the goals, they get into the hopes, dreams, the rights and the expectations of people every with. and they provide the shortest best living up to our obligations and the universal declaration of human

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ross to by a 2nd layer of concrete. a carbon frame can be encased and a much thinner layer. perfect, perfect, perfect. that's lovely. assessment. building with carbon concrete from testing requires around half as much some and then concrete reinforced with steel. that cod c o. 2 emissions by half the comparing to concrete themes see themselves as well. that i know it might look as though one is less efficient than the other one is still as inputs, but that's not the case. and they're both equally strong. guys is my part. so we just need more concrete to protect the steel from corrosion on that as a starting point. that's all there is to it. don't take all this being can be used in the same component, sparing the same weights as the steel concrete on the right side to showcase its possibilities. researchers are currently building the world's 1st carbon concrete house, the cube they say it alas, 200 years more than twice as long as a building made of steel concrete. the carpet may be much more expensive than steel, but less of it is needed which could ultimately even reduce construction costs, the concepts that are h

love that. they looking. you know, have the chance to get your hands on. bob ross is first on air it's it's titled a walk in the woods from the 1980, series, the joy of painting. oh, my gosh is going up for sale in minneapolis. they think it's going to be like 10 million dollars. that's iconic right there. no little know. little bit of a crowd clouds. do you know? i have a clouds and weather, a ton of them this afternoon, but we will see some. >> great mornings. kind of like we saw this morning. they're nice. we'll see tomorrow. an t-- t-- sara, i'm dr. phil. i know who you are. narrator: --out of control-- i said that i didn't want that talked about. you're not running this show. narrator: --and putting her baby at risk. you've smoked crack and used heroin. once or twice isn't really using. why did you refuse to take a drug screen? if anybody cares about this unborn child,

states to be reunited with their loved ones. 5 of the 7, of course, had been unjustly detained in prison, dinner on some, for years. 2 others had been prevented from leaving a ross. i spoke to them after they landed in doha or i can tell you that it was for them. for me, an emotional conversation. a demonstration is being held in libby as eastern says you have done one week onto devastating floods, killed thousands of people protest as a calling on the public prosecutor to speed up the investigation into how 2 times about the city collapse and the heavy rains at least 6 people have been killed in a drug attack on the all, but apple instead of money, a city in northern iraq, is home to several civilian and military organizations fighting against a kid and run. and united nation is chief continued guitar, has demanded a global rescue plan to revive still targets tackle issues such as hung up poverty on climate change guitar shop code for additional funding from wealthy countries to help meet the 2030 deadline. it is all your headlines. the big picture is next the weight. so the 1918 games is of athletes from the prostate. just a gathering in showing us to find the

to be reunited with our loved ones. 5 of the 7 of course, had been unjustly detained in prisons and around some for years to others have been prevented from leaving a ross. i spoke to them after they landed in doha. i can tell you that it was for them for me, an emotional conversation. we have a team of correspondents covering this story. kimberly healthcare is at the white house and the diplomatic it is a james buys, is that the united nations? but 1st, let's hear from him, ron khan, who was on the tom back of the moments the plane lands as when the plane arrives. uh from there about the international airport in iran. it was never a 3 deal breakthrough by contact anyways, it arrives and landed 10 miles and taxied onto the termite weather. us and boston category delegation were waiting on the top of that time. they will boom hugs and greetings from uh all sides. uh, they seem to be visible sense of relief and then that was a very short walk to the terminal. uh now there is another plane and the will fly them to the united states that they'll get a medical about. ready patients and a security breach on it that she's speaking to. um uh so we'll have the u

states to be reunited with their loved ones. 5 of the 7, of course, had been unjustly detained in prison, dinner on some for years. 2 others had been prevented from leaving a ross. i spoke to them after they landed in doha. i can tell you that it was for them. for me, an emotional conversation to the international court of justice is harry arguments from russia about ukraine. and you crying about most goes claims that launched its invasion to prevent genocide. cubic cues as moscow of abusing international law or by falsely alleging genocides, where united nations chief antonio gutierrez, has demanded a global risky plan to revive still targets to tackle issues such as hunger, poverty, and climate change. he was speaking ahead of the you in general assembly in new york, the cold for additional funding from wealthy countries to help meet the 2030 deadline . the you in says only 15 percent of the 17 target subpoena changed to reg ripples and over not a site that had seized control of 2 military bases in the town to flurry near the border with more autonomy and violence has escalated. since you in peacekeeping troops began withdrawing from the north. the pull out w

ross". what's it like -- i've interviewed alan and i've been lucky enough to have dinner with alan. he's just a lovelys such an iconic figure? >> liev: in the beginning, it was nerve-racking because, you know, i couldn't get, i would sort of pinch myself because i couldn't believe i was there with him on stage. but we actually became really, really close. and it was sort of like -- we were a double act for a while, particularly in that and it kind of continued sort of like, kind of like an abbott and costello thing. he was funnier, so i was definitely like, you know, the abbott. like, "you're crazy." and he would do something. but it was amazing working with him. he would forget a line every once in a while. >> stephen: in the play or in "ray donovan." >> liev: much everything. >> stephen: in "ray donovan," you can cut and try again but live on broadway, that must have been a little bit of a -- you've got to breathe through that moment. >> liev: it's fine. he's a real pro. he covered it beautifully. i remember the first time in an ever happened to me. it was a horror show. because i was, as a young ac

loved ones. the search for bodies has also moved out to see when many of the 1000 still missing were washed away. a lot, dw arabic correspondent, is not our trash that joins us from ms. ross at a north west leave. you are welcome. what are you hearing from the region? think of, so i just wish and actually and internet especially, it's more of a, there's a service that you've done that has become affected. and the last half of the city actually has been live of that of the see live, it has or is in a sense like the subject to lea. uh for the is the number will be much more than that. right. and so i, they, i that told the mode which is about 5010000 people still missing what is most urgently needed in the coming days that i should know only feels for good of that. but it's because difference and many of them wait to invest a deal of their natural health and approved a spend a to the pollution. meaning that will begin now are one hand, most of the, the big difference, you know, and you to, you talk about the, the political differences being set aside. so has that been assistance incorporation between the 2 governments, a with a, the, the government and a triple, a affecting

states to be reunited with their loved ones. 5 of the 7, of course, had been unjustly detained in prison, dinner on some, for years. 2 others had been prevented from leaving a ross. i spoke to them after they landed in doha. i can tell you that it was for them. for me, an emotional conversation. we have a team of correspondence covering this story. kimberly, how does the white house and i'll do mike as to james bass is at the united nations . but 1st, let's have from enron khan, who was on the tama. and the moment the plane landed from the run. and when the plane arrives, uh from there about the international airport in iran, it was never a 380 operated body shop. i always, it arrives and landed, turn around and taxied onto the time like with us and box that in category delegation. well, waiting on the tarmac time, they will warm hugs and greetings from the old sites. uh, they seem to be visible sense of relief and then that was a very short walk to the terminal. uh now there is another plane that will fly that to the united states that they'll get a medical evaluation and a security breach and that she's speaking to, um, uh so we'll have the us embassy austin m

carbs down, but i do love the occasional custard cream either way, this one ought to put a smile on your face. two very famous celebrities . very famous celebrities. jonathan rossw king and the massively talented comedian richard ayoade have both put their necks on the line and written glowing reviews which adorn the front cover of this controversial book. it's called tough crowd. it's a brand new book by cancelled and disgraced comedy writer graham linehan. the man behind father ted . so the man behind father ted. so what was graham linehan's great crime? well, his adherence to the crazy idea taught in gcse biology and found in every medical textbook that there are , that there are just two sexes is but in the clown world that we now inhabit pointing out scientific facts is enough to destroy your career , which of destroy your career, which of course happened to graham. he lost all his tv work, even though he's one of the most gifted and successful writers in the country. he also wrote the it crowd big train and black books , but it all came crumbling books, but it all came crumbling down in plans for a father. ted a musical work and he lost his marriage, his

carbs down, but i do love the occasional custard cream either way, this one ought to put a smile on your face. two very famous celebrities . very famous celebrities. jonathan rossw king and the massively talented comedian richard ayoade have both put their necks on the line and written glowing reviews which adorn the front cover of this controversial book. it's called tough crowd. it's a brand new book by cancelled and disgraced comedy writer graham linehan. the man behind father ted . so the man behind father ted. so what was graham linehan's great crime? well, his adherence to the crazy idea taught in gcse biology and found in every medical textbook that there are , that there are just two sexes is but in the clown world that we now inhabit pointing out scientific facts is enough to destroy your career , which of destroy your career, which of course happened to graham. he lost all his tv work, even though he's one of the most gifted and successful writers in the country. he also wrote the it crowd big train and black books , but it all came crumbling books, but it all came crumbling down in plans for a father. ted a musical work and he lost his marriage, his

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ross sorkin, thank you. >>> a new campaign is trying to find beatles' legend paul mccartney's lost bass guitar. you heard this guitar on hits like "she loves the instrument's manufacturers to track down his beloved guitar. they have been joined by a pair of journalists who are now asking for the public's help, adding that even the smallest pieces of information can often lead to the biggest breakthroughs. >> the bass was used from '62 to '66 or '67 almost exclusively. it's probably the most iconic instrument in rock history. >> i wonder if someone took it. >> of course they did. >>> coming up, we remember the life and diplomatic career of former new mexico governor bill richardson and his tireless work in securing the release of detained americans overseas. what those who knew him best say about his legacy that he leaves behind. and there is some diplomatic news to report just crossing now. president biden is nominating jacob lew as u.s. ambassador to israel. lew served as treasury secretary, chief of staff and omb director during president obama's time in office. his nomination comes as the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's gove