luke's health system. st. luke's has major hospitals in boise and in meridian, idaho. st. luke's is the biggest health care system in the whole state. and look at what the declaration spells out about what the crush of very sick covid patients has done there. quote, the following conditions exist which support activating crisis standards of care. idaho covid-19 hospitalizations largely of unvaccinated individuals continue to climb to record levels. the massive surge of covid patients has exhausted the supply of staff, available beds, and necessary resources to adequately address the increased demand for health care services. on september 15th, yesterday, st. luke's health system, the largest health care system in the state, requested the actvation of crisis standards of care in accordance with idaho law. st. luke's has opened 93 beds already in non-traditional overflow areas. st. luke's reported they had run out of physical beds and would be treating patients on stretchers until the additional beds they have ordered arrive. st. luke's further reported that all traditional

jonathan: just want to check in before talk to luke, luke kawa, ubs asset management. another quarterly gain on the s&p 500. six in a row now. you still likely cyclical hurry -- like the sickle who trade. help us understand why. -- likely cyclical trade. help us understand why? -- help us understand why. luke: i think certainly china headline risks rising, those haven't dented that trade. when you get bad news that fails to manifest in the price action, that is usually a good sign that the fed is trying to reach and we are running for the -- we are looking for the more procyclical trade to emerge. even just downshifting into an environment where the second derivative has much more than turned, but we are still at a pretty high level, that implies some pretty strong earnings growth ahead. tom: i love the ubs take on the composition of our american economy, the composition of nominal gdp. what is your team's level of uncertainty, q4, q1 2022, because you can't figure out the composition of growth? luke: i had that has been the big question that has shaded a lot of intera

luke: that's another good question and a big threat to the market. we've seen in some markets versus others, with higher inflation, are more able to sustain margin. they are the ones you suspect might come under stress next because other markets have already faced a certain degree of margin pressure, or inability to sustain margins. if you are worried about margin pressure going forward, that probably augers taking a stance of ex-u.s. equities versus u.s. equities. the tax issues that you have alluded to are more negative factors. jonathan: if you want a passing dig at the red sox before you go. luke: i can't shoot a man when he is down. jonathan: that is a dig in and of itself. lisa: fantastic. jonathan: ubs asset management. let's go to the news from punch ball. democrats appear to back a corporate rate boost to 25%, from 21%, instead of the move the president pushed for to 28%. kailey: we are talking about three percentage points, but that is still a hike, and not just corporate tax rate hikes we are talking about. we are looking at a higher capit

luke: yes, maybe.as a long-term track record of getting past regulations and crackdowns, and them being a thing of the past and getting on with growth again. i think the latest moves have been rolling for what? five, sykes months, we will get back to a more normalized relationship with china and regulators. for now, it is probably more about how the central bank reacts to this slower growth profile and how quickly they react. do we see more rrr cuts? do we see a relaxation and some of the tighter credit conditions they have put in place to try and keep growth on an upward trajectory? which i think they will do. the question becomes how quickly they do it. tom: the consensus seems to be forming around of you that you will get another rrr cut at some point this year in china. luke hickmore, thank you for your insights, aberdeen investment director. u.s. consumer price growth cools while you can inflation surges to its fastest pace since 2012. we are going to discuss that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ fran

. >> robert luke of the san diego county sheriff's bomb squad and atf agent matt beals were the lead investigators. they quickly learned that something about the day care may have made it a target. >> on that particular day care center, we were aware that there were other law enforcement officials who had their children in that particular home during the day. >> was it possible someone was out to kill cops and their kids? if so, connie, who always parked in front of the day care home, could have been the perfect yet unwitting delivery system for the bomb. >> they weren't looking for any known or suspected domestic terrorists or possible watchlist type people that may be in the area. >> no question that this was an ied, an improvised explosive device? >> no. >> and suddenly, they had more questions after they ran connie's address and discovered that, in her neighborhood, two weeks earlier, police had found another bomb. two bombs with one explosive connection. investigators discovered this attack was personal. coming up -- had connie or her family been targeted before? >> we were like

charles: luke?tors are going to miss out on is the diamonds in the rough, right? so that's where you add your alpha in your portfolio and that gets me up every morning. many of those diamonds are small cap stocks not covered by analysts and pretty unknown to the public. when you find that under valued small cap stock, it's like striking gold and as you just own the small cap index, you might own those diamonds but only with a very small waiting in your portfolio, which won't impact your portfolio so you're not going to outperform, right? charles: yeah, no i love both points you guys made. luke let me stay with you for a minute because there was something a kin to a mini scandal a fake announcement saying litecoin struck some kind of deal with walmart. we've seen fakes in the stock market over the years. some are saying maybe this won't actually hurt crypto but sort of saying it's so important now, it's such a big deal, you could start putting out these fake announcements. maybe that's reverse psycho

luke hickmore of aberdeen standard. let's look at the final numbers. the stories we are watching in europe. the ftse 100 outperforming a little bit, as is the dax. the cac for hundred -- the cac 40 giving back a little bit. energy is where the market is in europe. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: this is "european close." coming up -- at 4:30 in new york and 9:30 in london. this is bloomberg. alix: breaking news. democrats are planning "meaningful change" to the cap on state and local tax reductions, how much you are able to write off in terms of your mortgages. it is you'd for people who live in new york, new jersey. moderate democrats have been pushing to raise that cap. it looks like they're proposing a meaningful change. we'll keep you updated on that as it crosses. guy: more details on that. huge for huge number of people. alix: one sitting right here. guy: i am sure you are paying attention to this one with a great deal of interest. let's talk about what is happening with the virus. the latest numbers in the u.k. are fairly stable, but fairly stable

luke, you have not yet resigned. when the vaccine mandate policy goes into effect on october 17th, you will face progressive discipline. explain that. >> yes, that's correct. we were told for the emplios of the executive branch in massachusetts -- any employee who doesn't abide by the vaccine mandate will face discipline that will end in termination. >> laura: how is that going over among your colleagues, even those who got the vaccine? >> i have. many of my colleagues are if great distress over the mandate. who received the vaccine and thinks the mandate goes too far and support those who remain unvaccinated and many of us who are unvaccinated are concerned for our jobs. many of us have the opportunity to play for a religious or medical exemption. based on the guidelines we were given many won't qualify for such an exemption. >> laura: dr. williams, you are a medical professional. during the beginning. pandemic there were tributes and thanks -- how do you feel now given what is happening? >> i don't take it personal

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luke schroeder, former republican congresswoman barbara come stock. and robert kneel katyal. >> barbara, i will start with you. >> these are four key poem that congress has a price to subpoena. when they are investigating power abuse, their power to subpoena and get that information is very strong. as neil can tell you, there is going to be no grounds for executive privilege at all. the present white house is had the going to exert it. and the former president has no basis on which to exert it. this is going to be a very serious investigation. i would point out, i think there are a lot more subpoenas that will go out that may be quieter to lower level or mid-level people who work for mark meadows, who were close to all of these four characters, steve bannon, and the like. and there is probably already documents that have been turned over. certainly, we know that justice department testimony from the acting attorney general jeff rosen and others at the justice department has already been given that's very damning for what mark meadows and donald trump

and other greats including garth brooks, trisha yearwood, and luke bryan.old a fundraising concert to help tennesseeans recover from last month's deadly floods. lynn's ranch foreman died in the flooding. the concert will take place at the grand ole opry house next monday and will be live streamed. >>> and jay-z's made in america festival made a smashing return to philadelphia this weekend. tons of music lovers turned out for the popular two-day concert. people came out to see performers including justin bieber, doja cat, and lil baby. attendees had to show vaccination cards or show proof of a negative covid test. people also had to wear masks on the festival grounds. >> it was good to know that everybody here like either has a negative covid test or they have their vaccinations. >> yeah. oh, yeah. >> we had to go through a lot of strings, but honestly it makes us feel more comfortable. >> the festival was canceled last year due to the pandemic. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we'll have a preview of a new documentary about september 11th called "26th s

luke's back four years ago. my concern is that we need an expert doctor to handle sub-acute patients like the doctor who was at st. luke's now at st. mary's managed by consent field. we need coordinated care. including immediate transport to the nearest acute care setting since it is now on grove streets and separate from any acute setting as kelly said. >> thank you for sharing your comments. any further callers on this item? >> we have no further callers. >> thank you, mr. smith. public comment is closed. i want to thank the folks that called in for public comment. i know you have all been strong advocates on this issue for many years. i have closing remarks to turn back over to supervisor safai as sponsor of the hearing to move to wrap this up. >> thank you, chair. >> one thing to follow up with is the data on the number of sub-acute transfers out-of-county. it would be good to know public and private since we don't have any of those beds. i understand we have san francisco healthcare in community but i would

i love luke and laura. >> i know.ys" or all of those shows, "laverne and shirley" on a tape recorder. like a - >> jimmy: yeah >> take it into -- >> jimmy: i would do that. >> -- a tape deck and i would hit record and would listen to the shows as i went to bed >> jimmy: that's wild. i would do that with "saturday night live." i would tape it. and then i would listen to them back >> yeah. >> jimmy: i would lip sync like steve martin or richard pryor, and just do all that in my bedroom with a mic that was like the thing. because we -- there was no vcr there was nothing to tape. >> no. >> jimmy: that's wild. >> but there you go. see, again, and look at you, where you ended up and look where - >> jimmy: look at you. look at us come on. yeah [ cheers and applause this is all ea >> yeah this is all early years. you know, by the way, i was a bike messenger when you say you auditioned for a bike - did i ever tell you that >> jimmy: you were a bike messenger? >> i was a bike messenger for a day in new york city [ laughter ] >>

let's go through some of the things with luke. repay independent journalist speaking to us from brussels, always good to have you in the program. look. can we talk about the, the wider impact here that the you, for instance, say's it wasn't informed about this new deal. why would they be kept out of such significant security discussion? well, there is no, you are not the fan. you know, our countries like germany, like the u. k, that was in europe until recently, all from our exporting weapons. and they don't tell their all of their friends within the european union of our sales because they're all competing with each other in on this issue of the submarines, germany and sweden blade and nasty role criticising to french saying that the submarines were not secure and safe you know, they, everybody tries everybody to it, to himself, that that's the way it happens in europe. so there is no unit of the fence on the ground in nato, but there is none in selling weapons to friendship advantage are very good at selling weapons. they're excellent systems bought down to too much the mavericks of in

i'm saving up to get my own apartment, so i've been working at the club with luke. for luke. kid's my best cart girl. i deliver drinks to golfers. tips are good, but, uh... it took me a couple days to learn the finer points of the game. (golf cart beeping) (tires screech) cocktails, boys? (bell dinging) on your left. is that alex's old bike? (chuckling) yes, totally rebuilt. it only took me three months and two tetanus shots.

the government for rising the cases and that's after the lifting of the look down restrictions on t luke's. at the lasting impact of the us led war, tara, we hear from those who leave of god. his son falling through decades of failed american policy a trauma jones assigned to who before transitioning in the us special forces destroyed as fema opponent, leaving feminists and export got what they call at can really unsatisfied.

on a bus reveals him to be seriously skilled in the fighting department, with daddy issues to rival lukeu 0k? katyjoins him on a trip to mako to find his sister and fight against the ten rings organisation — who will be familiar to devotees of the marvel cinematic universe. directed by destin daniel cretton, this is also the first marvel film where the majority of the cast are asian or of asian descent. shang chi. shawn chi. no, shang chi. shawn chi. shang... shawn... shang. shawn... s—h—a—n—g — shang. shang? _ yeah. star, simu liu makes a likeable lead and is joined by seasoned actors, michelle yeoh and tony leung, with meng'er zhang making an impressive screen debut as shang chi's sister. marvel regular benedict wong also makes a welcome return. but once again, the secret weapon is that fabulous awkwafina, and her irreverent comic asides. even if she's also there to explain everything in very simple terms. personally, i could have done without the return of ben kingsley as hammy actor trevor slattery, who first appeared in iron man 3. and his fluffy cg sidekick seems aimed to please pu

luke's back four years ago. my concern is that we need an expert doctor to handle sub-acute patients like the doctor who was at st. luke's now at st. mary's managed by consent field. we need coordinated care. including immediate transport to the nearest acute care setting since it is now on grove streets and separate from any acute setting as kelly said. >> thank you for sharing your comments. any further callers on this item? >> we have no further callers. >> thank you, mr. smith. public comment is closed. i want to thank the folks that called in for public comment. i know you have all been strong advocates on this issue for many years. i have closing remarks to turn back over to supervisor safai as sponsor of the hearing to move to wrap this up. >> thank you, chair. >> one thing to follow up with is the data on the number of sub-acute transfers out-of-county. it would be good to know public and private since we don't have any of those beds. i understand we have san francisco healthcare in community but i would

it's probably the right call because luke, he does make himself a little bit bigger, even though it'sargued. i'm going to sit on the fence there because if you clip the ball into someone�*s hands, it's difficult. a great save. david has worked... we have prepared for this game. he was going to take their penalties, and this time it was... he made the right call and went to the left. that's just football. we do not deserve the defeat. we played _ we do not deserve the defeat. we played very well. we were up against a good _ played very well. we were up against a good team who have invested really heavily— a good team who have invested really heavily in _ a good team who have invested really heavily in their squad, sol a good team who have invested really heavily in their squad, so i think if you _ heavily in their squad, so i think if you would say it was a proper game — if you would say it was a proper name. , , , ., if you would say it was a proper name. , , , . , , game. jesse lingard the biggest the winnin: coal game. jesse lingard the biggest the winning goal for— game. jesse ling

there was a major luke perry operation to the north of janine in the aftermath which we understand isr some confrontation between palestinians and israelis security forces in that area as well. but the main headline is that two of the six have now been recaptured. >> tell us about these confrontations and protests taking place in a number of cities, the collective punishment and crackdown inside the prisons. >> indeed, since this escape monday there has been a widespread crackdown throughout the israeli prison network focusing on palestinian islamic jihad members because five of the six escapees are from that armed action of the dutch faction. -- are from that faction. prison groups are concerned this is collective punishment, a retaliatory move and it's not just the prisoners who have been moved in their hundreds between prisons but also a wider move against visitors restricting amounts of time in outdoor recreation, a ban on family visits until the end of the month and other moves which has seen some resistance within the prisons. some cells being satellite and -- set alight and pro

his first a simple tap in, the second a nice finish after being sent through by luke shaw.fernandes and a lovely team goal finished byjesse lingard gave them their third win out of four this season, to go to the top of the table. he senses the big moments, he is a ruthless goal—scorer, clinical and patient in his movement and he has lifted the team and everyone around the club, you can see everyone is dreaming and they can dream we will be focused and get our feet on the ground and think about the next game. you wonder if he could be the key ingredient to help him challenge for the title. ronaldo has taken to social media to express his delight at returning. he said it was a brief reminder of why this stadium is known as the theatre of dreams. he said it's a magical place... he also said he's proud to be back. and his comeback certainly went down well with these fans. absolutely fantastic, unbelievable he is back. he has come back to save us. he will not be as quick as he used to be but he knows the game and| scored two goals. it is the confidence he gives the team it is ju

delirious 0ld trafford.his first a simple tap in, the second a nice finish after being sent through by lukes and a lovely team goal finished byjesse lingard gave them their third win out of four this season, to go to the top of the table. he senses the big moments, he is a ruthless goal—scorer, clinical and patient in his movement and he has lifted the team and everyone around the club, you can see everyone is dreaming and they can dream a ruby focused and get our feet on the ground and think about the next game. jo — no wonder they're both smiling, as i imagine were the united supporters there this afternoon? give us a sense of the atmosphere at old trafford. it give us a sense of the atmosphere at old trafford-— give us a sense of the atmosphere at old trafford— old trafford. it may be empty now and auiet old trafford. it may be empty now and quiet outside _ old trafford. it may be empty now and quiet outside but _ old trafford. it may be empty now and quiet outside but only - old trafford. it may be empty now and quiet outside but only at - old trafford. it may be empty now and quiet out

great reporting as always on this , hillary vaughn, i'll have luke lloyd on this because luke if evento pass besides hiking the top rate back to 39.6% the corporate rate to maybe 25-28%, all this other stuff on investment assets, yearly gains, you know, extended tax hikes on corporations that have ceo pay that's out of whack with the lowest workers on the totem pole, that could be considerable what do you think? >> well i think all no matter if you raise taxes at the corporate level or at the personal level it's definitely going to hinder the growth of the economy and we don't need that right now. we saw record level of earnings in the stock market, we see wall street doing just fine but that's the thing. wall street is really doing just fine right now. consumers are on a spending spree and the question you need to ask yourself right now is where is all of this money going and it's going to wall street, it's not going to main street so what i'm truly concerned about is how small businesses are going to be able to handle higher taxes down the road. they are already struggling to find w

he is still being held in a luke perry hospital, pending the outcome of that investigation.y has been of a figure who has been incredibly divisive. he is popular in his home province, where the corruption trial is being held. some people do empathize with him and have bought in to his claims that all of the legal cases against him are politically motivated. he is a man that, depending on who you ask, you will get strong views either way. ♪ laura: an earthquake has struck victoria, damaging buildings in melbourne and causing tremors miles away. the quake is the longest -- largest since the 1800s in australia. >> oh my gosh. >> this is what residents woke up to as a magnitude six earthquake hit the state of victoria. the northeastern town was the epicenter, but the tremors were felt in the country's second city and as far away as sydney. thprime minister spoke as he arrived in washington. >> we have reports of a serious injury -- we have no reports of serious injuries or worse. we will give further reports as the night unfolds here in the united states. >> several buildings an

let's go to luke who is calling from new york on the independent-minded. luke, good morning. caller: good morning. legacy of 9/11 is the belief that america is strong, no matter what political group. when it comes to the homeland we have always come together. i witnessed that. the problem with the afghan war is the resources that went to large corporations. all of the big, large profits. they didn't go to paying down our u.s. national debt. it went into billionaires' pockets, the top 500 companies in the world. i think from now on if we go to war, the spoils of those wars could go to paying down national debt like it used to. now with the corporate greed controlling everything from the media on, it is unfair to the american people. that is what is really causing a lot of discourse in our political system is that we are lobbied to keep all of the corporate power in power. host: let me let you respond first, david, and then you, quin. guest: what we are seeing with the afghan war is we spent williams of dollars and at the end of the day we didn't -- we spent trillions of dollar

charles: so luke, we close on the 50 day on friday, we're approaching that 100 day on the s&p, when dohat looks attractive to you right now? >> that's always the million dollar question, right charles? the thing is every investor has a certain amount of capital and they can allocate to the stock market, the stock market present s opportunities every single day, so it's always not a question of necessarily when to put your money to work but a question of how to put your money to work and make your money work for you so it's all about opportunity cost when you own one stock giving up the opportunity to have that money somewhere else, so you constantly need to be upgrading your portfolio and that's why active management is more important than ever but to answer your question, charles, it's never the wrong time to buy the dip. it's always the right time to buy the dip. charles: i love that, man. i might steal that #never the wrong time to buy a dip. >> [laughter] i'll be on twitter later. charles: we'll check in a minute i've got 20 seconds ken. anything rising to the top of your be buying

as you luke at number two, this is ground level ozone. what is that? those are all the emissions emitted when you drive your vehicle. it brings up all that pollution and the gunk. because of the inversion of the temperatures with the high pressure, it traps it really close to the surface and that's what tends to trigger an alert. it's two things working against us when it comes to the air quality heading into sunday, which is why we can expect to be under a microclimate alert. in addition to this high pressure trapping the solution at a closer surface level. we'll see some pretty hot temperatures. we're talking 90s and triple digits into the interior valley. for now, from the north bay we're seeing moderate conditions. heading into sunday, this could change. could see some pockets of unhealthy air quality especially up through the north bay and in the interior valley. valleys, mid and upper 90s, possibly even some triple digits. this is going to lower the humidity, which elevates the fire concerns. people will be out and about, enjoying some time with

in luke, their efforts and look, their efforts are working. 65% of children ages 12 to 17 here in d.c. have gotten at least one shot like elijah. that is incredible. [applause] that is one of the highest rates in the nation for total between the ages of 12 and 17. for students here, once you all get vaccinated, you are invited to a special visit at the white house. [applause] i'm going to get in trouble with the secret service and everyone else. i'm not sure how we are going to mechanically do it, but i am assuming the buses can get you to the white house and if we cannot get you all in one room, we will be in the rose garden and maybe let you fly the helicopters. [laughter] i am joking about that. i was just downstairs them up on the science class. it is amazing. you saw it, mayor. it is amazing. these kids are excited about building a vehicle that can land on the moon. i really mean it. i asked them, everybody but one, how many want to go to the moon? everybody but one said they wanted to go to the moon. i asked how many want to go to mars and i think they all raised their hand. the

are still photos here, davis has already appeared in five movies and worked with bruce willis and lukeed taking acting lessons when he played for the 49ers, and what do you know, from the football field to actor. >> he's got the actor looks, too. >> maybe he can be the next rock. >>> by the way, sunday night football. 49ers hosting the packers, levi stadium this sunday. our pre-game coverage starts at 3:00 p.m. and we have complete post-game coverage live at levi stadium. what's the weather supposed to be like? >> we should start with 70s. i think it will be really comfortable for sure. >> we'll have 70,000 people for the first time this year. >> look at this today. we had 96 in concord, santa rosa 91, san francisco 72. again, all of that is going to start to push on out and we'll go ahead and show you what's going to change our weather up here for us. as you roll through tomorrow, we're still going to see this area of hot high pressure, but it's going to move just a little off to the east. that's going to help our temperatures cool off three or four degrees tomorrow. we'll begin to se

hejoins his fellow—swede robert karlsson, as well as luke donald, graeme mcdowell, and martin kaymertle bit shorter, but we are seeing some decent sunshine this week, and there's some warmth in it still at this point in september. and that should make quite short work of our first autumn visitor, shall we say — increasing amounts of early morning mist and fog. there will be some, certainly i think first thing thursday, across northern england, parts of the midlands, wales, down into the west country. some early showers for the northeast of scotland, but come the afternoon, fairly widespread sunshine. more cloud, though, later in the day, getting into northern ireland and some rain. and that rain will be persistent and heavy at times for northern ireland through friday, as our weather front stalls to the west of the uk. it will bring some rain eventually to western scotland and down towards the southwest and for wales, as well. so, just the mid—teens where we've got the cloud and rain, still in the low—20s further east. it looks like the rain will become more widespread across england

thank you very much, luke lloyd on all of that. we'll take a quick break here but just to put this in perspective, we're really looking at four different pieces to a puzzle, deciding to when to put them in place. one is the government funding that technically ends tonight if they don't find a way to come up with it. we're confident with our guests, it's a gimme. i'm old enough to remember, it's a gimme. it will happen. just slow down on that. then the debt limit. democrats would like to raise that through reconciliation which, you know, fields a lot of their fiscal measures from filibuster. they would prefer that. then you have the infrastructure only plan that all of a sudden was supposed to be voted on today. looks unlikely today. that too could change, steny hoyer the number two in the house parting company with nancy pelosi. he doesn't seem confident that it will come to fruition. finally that social policy reconciliation, build back better human infrastructure final piece of this puzzle. what is the technical term i'm looking

. >> the prime minister said the blaze followed an explosion at this site, which according to luke mediaas caused by oxygen cylinders used treat patients. the forensics team has now arrived. they have the expertise. we have to wait for what they will say and then we will give you the right information. forensic experts are there to identify the remains, prosecutors are working on further investigating the cause of the fire and dock airs are fighting for the lives of the injured -- doctors are fighting for the lives of the injured. >> the city council had a session where three days of morning were decided while we wait for the official identification of the victims. >> north macedonia has seen a rise in coronavirus cases in the government will now have to come to terms with how safe the makeshift hospital facilities are. brent: finally, is this a dog, hyena or a cat? no. it is a tasmanian tiger. take a look at this glimpse of an animal that has long been declared extinct. this footage of the last known living phyla sign was filmed in 1973 in tasmania. a team of archivists brought it to li

the terrible things in handling with was my luke craft. but it doesn't. green's that globe endangered and gathering this data is vital for conservation. 67 please. yeah, she's gotta get to 97 centimeters. of course. great. the more there is the dr. nicely for the help of the population that's happening. this trip is kind of the range of scientific training. after this, they'll be independently catching turtles and collecting data on a regular basis to make something you would so when you are very rude, you learn. we even bought a grandfather then take a little more than the funder get to learning. and it's clear there's a real merit and using traditional knowledge in scientific research scientists, sometimes it will get a snapshot, a very brief insight into what's happening and what is it? the fish knowledge is that longer 10 knowledge. and he brings together to knowledge systems for those progress. back in a row capella, go remain that until recently, scientists you very little about. and this one place of extraordinary by diversity, they

luke? >> sure, she broke when she like -- when she had cupcakes for everybody.ctly, yeah. i think once -- it was a few months in before i actually heard -- had a conversation with nicole because she -- the character was so well formed and, you know, it came with the look and the image and she moved differently and everything about her was different and i think as an actor i understood that's what nicole wanted to do and that's how she did what she did but it was -- it was funny because i remember having a conversation with at one point and thinking, am i talking to masha or am i talking to nicole. it was very unusual but, yeah, it was -- >> ooh. >> having a little -- >> he's back. >> he's back. we'll take a look at a clip from the finale. let's check it out. >> did you hear that? >> yeah, we all heard it. >> where have you been? >> with masha and the marconis. they've taken a huge amount of hallucinogenics. >> masha too? >> why would they do that? ? they're trying to connect with people they lost. >> what are you doing here? >> i realized it was none of my busin

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he's done a couple movies with bruce willis and luke wilson. look for vernon davis on the big screen at some point. >> and he did "dancing with the stars." does it all. multitalented. he's so personable and great to see vernon davis. >> well, the weather is beautiful. it's about 70, 71 degrees. they have just officially opened the gates. the fans are starting to file in. vianey, how is our gameday forecast and our weather in the bay area? >> it's looking good for today. perfect football weather. not too hot, not too cold. we're in the 70s. beautiful view, so let's get to the forecast. as you mentioned, they just opened the gates. we're in the 70s. around 5:20, in the low 70s. by halftime, dipping down to the mid and upper 60s, but by the end of the game, low 60s. i hope everybody came prepared. if you're wondering about the air quality, there is an air quality advisory in effect through tomorrow, but the good news is right now, air quality is looking good. we have the green sensors here down through santa clara county, which is of course, where

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combs and luke bryan. to take the stage. >> we're all kind of in our buses, chilling. that night understand it was so hot in nashville so all of us were trying, the girls to not sweat. i was trying hard to keep cool. we were all just mingling happy to be in the same place again, haven't seen each other in so long, it's nice to come together as a country music family. >> we are excited to see you take the stage. thank you so much. the cma summer jam airs at 8:00 p.m. right here on abc. we'll be right back. the x-rays from your urgent care visit look good. just stay off that leg, okay? what about my rec team? i'm all they got. next season. thanks doc. wow, he already scheduled my pt. i love doctors who work with athletes. does he know you tripped over a basketball? that's a sports injury. at kaiser permanente, we make getting care easy so you can get back on the court quicker. >> announcer: now with so much hope for a brighter tomorrow filled with sunshine it's time to -- >> "rise & shine." >> announcer: we'

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