[mabel] nosotros tenemos ese entendimiento desde adentro de nuestra cultura, para comprender las cosasa mí eso tiene un valor inmenso. la comunidad también se beneficia y el futuro de la comunidad se va a beneficiar también en tener estas historias catalogadas. estás documentando la historia de tu pueblo, de tu región, de tu rancho. entonces, es superimportante nosotros tomar las riendas y contar nuestras propias historias, no dejar que otras personas los cuenten por nosotros. i am really excited at seeing where this can go. they gave birth to something. i got to join in. and now where we're going, especially with our next show, "she inspires me," we're going to be photographing all the folks that our students find in this community, the people who are their role models. this is growing beyond what i originally thought. it has a life to the way that the class is kind of growing outside of it. our students are doing things and they don't need my help. that, to me, is the best. i just see the photos afterwards and i'm going, "i'm so proud of you." that, to me, was the goal. y este año, p

we were playing a game with my ball disappeared into the bushes. mabel, who, i didn't find it there, but i found something else. when it was round and made of metal metal with the mac, how do you do it? and then i thought i could play with it to my name the key. it was a bomb, me, but chief for us as he became suicidal and thought he'd never find a wife and sort of family. but he did. there for children, bring them much joy, but also concern. look into we constantly worry about the children. i tell them that they have to be very careful when they play, that they can't touch anything. well, look at your dad. i say that could happen to you. you've tried life with one arm has its challenges, but she for meets them. in one of the world's least developed countries, there isn't much opportunity to make a living except in agriculture. she for says he's lucky to have one healthy arm he can use to provide for his family. but here too, he's taking co risk of the of what i mean. i do get scared, but before me, another farmer worked this field and nothing happened to him. so i assume that it's s

people would write newspapers that you went to a talk by mabel king and gillette mabel lysed by the conversation. i love that idea of like this captivating young person. i also think she was a good example and one of the other stories that surprised me was dickinson they consent and abolitionist orator during the civil war, actually the first woman in her very early '20s ever to address the house of representatives in congress. these were two girls as they were, would've been a didn't fight the time, who both tried their best to seize a platform that was extended to them sort of unlikely and in and unlike the way because they're young and female but also couldn't help but have to kind of brush up against the constraints of a platform like that where you really given anachronistically microphone which are not given a lot of power. reading those stories which werc not stories of when into the book knowing that i would include but finding so much hard and sorted sometimes heartbreak in this idea of being so famous and so charming, but not being taken seriously. those were stories that surprised me

and you left mabel lysed by the conversation i love that idea of this captivating young person. i also think she was a good example with the other stories wasit dickinson was abolitionist or greater through the civil war actually the first woman in her very early 20s ever to address the house of representatives and congress. these were two girls that would've been identified at their time who tried their best to be platforms there were extended to them in an unlikely way because they were young and female but also could not help but have to brush up against the constraints of a platform like that where you are really giving a microphone but you're not given a lot of power. i think reading those stories which were not stories i went to the book knowing i would include but finding so much hard and sometimes heartbreak in this idea of it being so famous. and so charming but not being taken seriously those were stories that surprised me and also change the direction of the rest of the book. as you have now read it and i feel like i always say this i'm talking about the book, this is

people would write a newspaper is that you went to a talk by mabel king probably and you left margolyes by procession. and i love that idea of like this captivating young person. but i also think she was a good example. one of the other stories that really surprised me was and dickinson, who was an abolitionist orator during the civil war, actually the first woman in, her very early twenties ever, to address the house of representatives in congress. these were two girls, as they were. would been identified at their time who. both tried best to seize a platform that was extended to them sort of unlikely in, an unlikely way, because they were young and female, but also couldn't help but have to kind of brush up against constraints of a platform like that where. you're really given an acronym stick a microphone, but you're not given a lot of power. and i think reading those stories, which were not stories i went into the book knowing that i would include but so much heart and of sometimes heartbreak in this of being so famous and so charming, but not being taken seriously. those were stori

and mabel kept me up since the morning is real, is at war. our 1st goal is to clear the territory from the enemy that infiltrated inside and to restore security and quite to the communities that were attacked. the 2nd goal that is parallel to the 1st is to make the enemy and gaza pay a huge price. the 3rd goal is to guard the other fronts so that nobody will make a similar mistake to join this war. we are at war and we need to remain cool during a war. i'm calling on the citizens to get united to reach our top goal, which is victory. for me. well, israel's military spokesperson has officially confirmed what we were just mentioning there a number of moments ago that how much has indeed taking hostages is really as far as you say, some at 300. some of the militants have, in fact entered the concrete right. they, at course all of this of the many of them remain hiding. i'd, our middle east correspond them re, if an arch that can tell us more about all that. the idea of now confirms that the ra hostages and prisoners of war a man is re lease that

in that mabel who knew middle east, there was no power to sign the temperatures of the west bank and gaza with presented as israel. so this is a total violation of the also a good of the numeral un security council resolution, offensively, u. s. foreign policy with us more positive still says that there has to be a 2 state solution that sufficiently bishop position in washington. there's any, i will just went in insolently arrogant. they presented the well well, this is the future of the middle east. and we don't really care what you critics might say, because we now have peace with arab states and will we're on the brink of signing an agreement with saudi arabia. so it doesn't matter what saudi arabia is on board . who cares about the palestinian? well, when you have that attitude, well, bad things happen, you know, frustration, explode, or this way you have what's called, what in reality was a prison break, every one. that's how we should be looking at this deem of the also we have a, i think the grossly just a grossly dishonest level. there's these uh the talk about opening up a h

he met something bluish mabel that ad if mister my father's cool. but he wants us to respect the rules. that doesn't mean that we need to sit 200 minutes is the parts and the cafe. we sit together normally, respectfully, what allows watching over us and from how they have in the last kind of with that i'm pick afford user has hired a waiting plan cold in augusta in phase. so he's supposed to help him with the elaborate preparations. the seller works together with a husband of darrell, seen a goldsmith and jeweler to make a preliminary selection. if possible, dresses, and matching jewelry matters, shift the head, cook the yes. well, or should we look at the scene? this dress could also be used for the head of celebration to catch a lot, but there's no green in a tough yes there. but it goes with green. is the truth. could you give me the matching jewelry that get up shit that she not wanna developed to hold off with me? he has the crown see, it matches same color nimble. and here's the bill to go with the we are all the same color. yes, of course you

he mabel to better manage some of the heart of right-wing members of the republican conference and bringin mccarthy struggled to do. without a rules change he could face the exact same threat that ultimately ousted kevin mccarthy, which is a motion to vacate. any member can bring forward a measure in an attempt to oust him if they feel he steps out of line. he will be faced with a lot of the same challenges in the same time clock. november 17 is the deadline before the u.s. runs out of funding and he will immediately have to deal with that. alix: this comes right as president biden will be heading to israel, terry haynes of pangaea writing that biden is rolling the dice by going and success will be difficult to judge. kailey leinz joining us. let's look at the bond market. the equity market is doing a lot of nothing. the 10 year yield is up 10 basis points. yields we have not seen since 2006. that wraps it up for me and guy. coming up on bloomberg technology, jenny fielding will be joining ed and caroline. this is bloomberg. ♪ get help reaching your goals with j.p. morgan wealth plan, a

speaker for three weeks that the time it's going to take to try to figure out how to fund government mabeleeks that's remaining before that. on the senate side, we're not approving even members of the joint chief of staff in a time goes inside the tooth and calms the nerve down. and my patients say you know doc, it really works. dude? dog food in the fridge? it's not dog food. it's freshpet. real meat. real veggies. real weird. blendjets halloween sale is back from the dead. take advantage of spine chilling savings. blendjet 2 gives you monstrous power for a delicious smoothie, shake, or frappé anytime, anywhere. cleaning blendjet 2 is scary easy. just blend water with a drop of soap. recharge quickly with any usb port. boo-gie on over to blendjet.com and order yours today. we always say, on the show, the truth matters but only a few here. and nobody understands that better than officer harry dunn, he was on duty during the insurrection on january six. and fought heroically to protect lawmakers from the rioters. >> january six, still, isn't over for me and what we went through that day was

so you have journalists and humanitarians mabel able to catch a few minutes of cell phone communication in order to get a message out. a producer on the ground said they had just a few minutes to just say that overnight, they had really suffered some of the most intense bombardment the beginning of this israeli offense. but then it will go dark. we try to get in touch with people inside the gaza strip and the communications are certainly completely down. very briefly, the hostages, there's been a lot of diplomatic effort to get them out, but this doesn't seem on the cards right now, especially with the intensification of the military operation. >> thank you. >>> joining me now, nbc news correspondent matt bradley reporting from lebanon. matt, the biden administration is urged americans to leave lebanon. how dangerous is the threat there? >> jonathan, it's a good question, because we've been hearing increasingly loud warnings. i'm in southern lebanon right now, and the threat is real. you probably can't hear it over the microphone, but there's low booms on the ridge line behind me. we've

speaker for three weeks that the time it's going to take to try to figure out how to fund government mabel remaining before that. on the senate side, we're not approving even members of the joint chief of staff in a time in which we've got ship groups going over to the middle east. moving marines into places to protect other troops. look, i think above all, in a word, and serious. reed i was panicked earlier, saying i don't know enough about mike johnson. there's something else i don't know anything about. an assisted speaker. what is that job, even? and how would that? let's say kevin mccarthy gets his dream come true, the speaker and jim jordan is his assistant speaker. doesn't that put kevin mccarthy in the exact position he was in four weeks ago? with that far right fraction ready to drag him any chance they get? >> well, i think that's, right and now look i know i'm old based on fraud or. but i was in a run in 1787. and i'm almost positive the founders did invite assisted speaker into the constitution. and, so this is not a thing. but to your, point you're absolutely right stephanie.

they say that person ran from the right shoulder of the highway across all northbound lanes near that mabel street overcrossing the car that hit pedestrian attempted to break. but another car was in its way. chp says that person was hospitalized. their condition is not known at this moment. well, new this morning over 1000 parents and caregivers in san francisco, they're all set to deliver their petition to fix the district staffing crisis for the districts. educators, that petition is supported by over 80 schools in san francisco unified school district highlights what they say are poor working conditions, educators and staff and also points out the lack of support and academic resources for students. now, the district is currently negotiating several unions over worker contracts. well, in the north bay, sausalito teachers, union members are taking yet another step toward a strike. the union there heading into the fact-finding step in the bargaining process. so last step before they can actually authorize a strike. comes after the sausalito says district teachers association voted unanimou

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to have these databases, someone calls you and their profile comes up and you say, how is your wife mabel? and you know that because it came up on the computer screen. it is a fake business relationship trying to sell mattresses to macy, ok, fake relationship. in the real world with these -- the sense of data as part of our interaction and then a world where who pays for the data? i'm walking down the street to pick a restaurant and who is going to pay to be in mark zuckerberg's mutual -- virtual augmented world? that might be the best pizzeria on the block. host: 30 minutes into our interview. looking for calls and questions. this is jim in california. you are on with douglas rushkoff . jim, are you with us? we will try michael in broward county, florida. jim, hang on the line and we will try to get to you. michael, go ahead. we will work on the calls. i think we have julie on the line, minneapolis, minnesota. go ahead. caller: i am here. i am glad to be here. i heard him say a number of things and it fired me up. you are passionate and insightful and have a great many opinions and quest

someone calls you in their profile comes up you say how is your wife mabel? you know that because it came up on the computer screen when they call you up great it's a fake business relationship trying to sell mattresses to macy's be okay fake that relationship but in the real world to be burdened with this sense of data as part of our interaction. then ate world burke who paid for the day that walking down the street and going to pick a restaurant whose paid too be and mark zuckerberg's virtual augmented reality world? the restaurant did not pay did not even exist that might be the best pizzeria on the block. >> 30 minutes is a two hour interview this morning is our in-depth the program looking for your calls, looking for your questions for you this morning. this is jim in california it is good morning still in california. jim are you with us? we will try michael in a broward county florida. jim hang online will try to get shoot michael go ahead. we will work on those calls blessed write one more think we have julie on the line in minneapolis, minnesota a lot

someone calls you and the profile goes up and oh, how is your wife mabel. and you know that because it came up on the screen. it's a fake business relationship trying to sell mattresses to macy's. but in the real world to be burdened with a sense of data as part of our interaction? and then a world where who paid for the data? i'm walking down the street and going to pick a restaurant. who is paid toboggan in mark zuckerberg's reality world. and the restaurant who didn't pay is not going to, and that may be the best restaurant on the block. >> looking for your calls and questions and plenty of calls for you this morning. sir. this is jim in california. it's good morning still in california, jim. you're on with douglas rushkoff. jim, are you with us? then we'll try michael in broward county, florida. jim, had a he think -- jim, hang onto line, we'll try to get to you. michael, go ahead. we'll work on those calls. let's try one more. i think julie on the line in minneapolis, a lot of calls so we can rotate through if you're not there. >> hi, i'm here and glad