since i met my husband. >> maki,. >> what did you do -- >> serious. >> >> i'm already done. his mother saw the porno episode. >> and she liked it. and now she is watching tonight's episode, where he referenced the porno episode with her friend in florida. now we're embarrassing me in front of my friends. >> member you should have learned how to lie, todd. like me and joe. >> matthew, give me an actor. >> i would say john wayne. i would just -- i would -- >> john wayne. >> i would enjoy listening to people try to explain preferred pronouned to him. he would be like mean like pilgrim? >> all right. up next. will chatting about friends lead to a dead end? what is cirkul? cirkul is the fuel you need to take flight. cirkul is the energy that gets you to the next level. cirkul is what you hope for when life tosses lemons your way. cirkul, available at walmart and drinkcirkul.com. >> starting in 5 words, gossip is good for you. new study says, todd, researchers say gossip provides social benefits and helpful to gain information about people's representations, everyone is truthful,

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so the goal is to elect the new president the following weeks of time, while the outgoing lead up maki cell has delayed the votes. setting off violent unrest. senegal has traditionally being one of west africa is most stable democracies. it's seen a typo, charged to presidential election, campaign of 2 weeks of confusion, most of which is want only one thing and that's to move forward. the country needs change. we are going to change this country on pulling di by choosing the best candidate you might as well love with it, but the good thing to vote because we want change in our country. it's hot in synagogue. there are a lot of texas and i buy the conflict and was the want change. and when people on someone who would takes integrated part of them. but i know that means moving on from outgoing president mackey south. he was elected 12 years ago on the promise of widespread for a foam, including reducing the power of his own office. the unrest has grown along with government disapproval, sent a goal and normally stable democracy, suddenly finding itself in turmoil. then came self decisio

, maki led, his second, and then they killed them, there’s no blood on me, but makey took more moneyhe police went crazy, the sea, answer shark alone, a cache with the things of killed migrants was found, lon nol’s bag with everything was found there documents and hard drive. the partner of the murdered makeev claims that lon nol was killed by him while crossing the border, buried in the forest, he called the police, well, that’s all. well done, come back, it's accepted, i'll go and call the verdict, lord, what is it, a bracelet, remember, i told you about the chinese family, and this is the one i saw at the docks? yes, that woman said that these bracelets would help them cross the border and protect their paths. well , he protected, he protected, she said that together these bracelets make a person invulnerable, and they are also very counterfeit strong, we'll see. emerald for 405 carried out visual reconnaissance , no enemy activity was noticed, the tactical strike group is entering the combat deployment square, report to everyone about the readiness of fire weapons, reception 631

this is the group of voters that have a yoga mat, take half hour to order that hazelnut maki auto. >> feel triggered. >> nonetheless, they are key components because they live in battleground areas and states and areas -- those are the voters that determine what happens in pennsylvania, georgia, michigan. they voted uncommitted last week in michigan. >> so interesting. what do you think president biden needs to do in the next nine months or so to convince voters that he needs to stay in his job for the next four years? he is battling a lot of criticism about his age, his stance on the war in israel and gaza. >> there could not be higher stakes for the state of the union on thursday. this is the moment for president biden and for democrats to layoff their case. they have been defensive . they have been slow. they want to talk about their accomplishments but they have not laid out their case and gone back. we have seen the president do more of this. he has done late-night tv appearances. he has done more offense. it is a high wire act for the president and for democrats that also helps

you know what i mean that's very important so if i can name a person for example i would say hussein maki he's a very good influence on social media he sticks to his values and he he tries to avoid sending out to uh mainstream concepts community outreach we used to do lot of programs like love muhammad which engaged with inter faith and intra faith there als so the mosks opening up during uh ramadan, maybe that could be something that happens more often, not just once year for example, and also education and media literacy. i personally participate and love media literacy for our community so then they can engage with their children, i think that's important because we always think media is entertainment, we don't realize that ideology is embedded in media, so unless we can dissect it and take it apart, how do we explain it to our to our children, to our youth and to others, so it's very important that we have. have media literacy as part of it, i think one thing i always notice is especially in the uk, but maybe in other parts of the west as well, is while the media is hostile, the cultu

mean, that's very important, so if i if i can name a person for example, i would uh sayid hussein makihe's a very good influence on social media, he sticks to his values and he he tries to avoid sending out to uh mainstream concepts, community outreach, we used to do lot of programs like love muhammad which engaged with inter faith and intra faith, there's also the uh mosks opening up during uh ramadan, maybe that could be something that happens more often. just once year for example and also education and media literacy, i personally participate and love media literacy for our community so then they can engage with their children, i think that's important because we always think media is entertainment, we don't realize that ideology is embedded in media, so unless we can dissect it and take it apart, how do we explain it to our to our children, to our youth and to others, so it's very important that we have media literacy as part of it, i think one thing always notice is especially in the uk but maybe in other parts of the west as well, is while the media is hostile, the culture, espe

delayed presidential election is now under way of 7000000 people are choosing a successor to president maki solve, who's been in power for 12 years. these polls, what are nice to just over 2 weeks ago after an attempt by the president to postpone the vote to december, that spots mass process threatening center goals position as one of west africa's most stable democracies? yeah, the democracy, democracy is being rolled back. the bubble of democracy is very important in this country. oh, cool. so i resume will say no, there's not enough working. young people is struggling like me. we're struggling. we don't have a good joke. we want the president to help, especially the young from i've said him like writing his budget to stay in your country with the advancement of your country and above all of yourself. you study to have a good family. a son of gold has enjoyed an economic boom under private and solve, but many people feel that well hasn't been shared equally use unemployment. and the rising cost of living have been the main issues in this election, but nicholas hopkins and the medina neigh

toshiyuki maki was three when hiroshima was hit.ter the bombing. translation: so | wishj they'd shown the burned ruins of hiroshima. the museum here has displays of other children's heads were burned and their clothes were burnt. i wanted people in the us in particular to be able to see this. he continues to speak out against nuclear weapons. he says it's important for people here to watch the film like he did and keep the conversation going. translation: my biggest worry right now is that the us, - russia, or china might test a nuclear device without us knowing. i think there are smaller and better performing nuclear weapons and there could be the next oppenheimer in the shadows now. hiroshima's peace memorial stands as a symbol of resilience, sounding the alarm from a city that knows first—hand the terrors of nuclear warfare. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, hiroshima. hiroshima survivor toshiyuki mimaki ending that report from shaimaa khalil. let's turn to some important news around the world. poland's conservative president, andrzej du

this is your decision-maki, in ai since we can no longer shrink the size of these chips.re of thinness per layer, which is fascinating to me that we can actually design software to go into hardware and fit in these capacities to do specific functions like we do in our brains. after all this technology and all the signs come out we went brain. this is for mike to technology eskridge. as we do this and we are software to match the hardware, ai accelerate that process. how does that affect cyber security, how do we unleash that potential as we design software going forward? >> i'll give it a start. as i said earlier, i think it is hard for us to predict the impact that ai is going to have. it's clear it is going to be huge and we have to figure out how to take advantage. our adversaries are going to take advantage of that. we are in trouble. one of the things we have to do is start saying, we need to be using ai to design sowa we need to be using ai to attack software internal to what we are doing, right? where is that happening now? we right code with ai. we are not going t

quitere what to do pure they are ideology says keep the border open and the reality says we have to makycuses pure they are kind of schizophrenic and joe bidethn s one thing one day and one thing the next.ys tideology says don't use the wi "alien" and that is what theyin are, illegal aliens. they are mixed up on it. i think it will hurt them in november. >> laura: you are right, it has to be such an overwhelming lossnate for them and senate hoe presidency, otherwise fanatics and over border zealots. i have to play this. this is biden's own fbi director, victor, on. capitol hill who smuggling at the border and what entity might be benefiting. watch. >> there is a particular network that has some of the overseas facilitators of the smuggling network have isis ties that we are very concerned about.ta thertoe is a network concerned about the as facilitatorsrr involved tied to isis. >> correct>> appearance whenused victor, that they used to say we have to fight them over there.tm so we don't have to fight them over here and we will have fun in a few minutes tiktok, and other national security

more weeks untithey cle enough wreckage sot the waterway can be clear and so veels anboats can start maki their way around the daey. the wreckage that's on top of the boa th's going to take much longer to clean up and that is another part that is critical to this mission because remember, the other priority that the responders here have is to get into the water so that they can continue the search for those bodies that have not yet been recovered. >> and what about that? >> where >> when can that happen >> well, look, alison, it's extremely dangerous, right? and officials here have made it clear that they want to make sure the divers go in when it's safe, they're not ready to do that right now, visibility is extremely limited and there's all this debris in the water that makes that mission extremely complicated. so that's part of the reason why i'm focusing on lifting the pieces out of the water, lifting the pieces that are on the boat, lifting what's left of the bridge so that they can clear as much area as possible so that divers can then go in and continue that mission. the governor kn

but they're now getting on store shelves, like maki official partnerships with like a big brand likeycounter isn't on my lap and they sell products at sephora. i believe they have tupperware at target now. so they're kind of blurring the lines. and if you see it on the shelves at target, does that look like a potential pyramid]f scheme? no, no. and so now why don't you just sell it at home, not knowing which you talk about in the in the book that tupperware actually started in department stores and failed miserably and then then moved over to the party system. but yeah, i think they're they're getting they're getting sneaer. they're getting better at the lauage they use to bring peop in so that it's not just red flags all over the place. in the beginning and in my family anyway, people don't talk about it. i joined it. i know. and they say i got a new job. wow. that's the phrase. mm. and so and then if someone fails, it's kind of embarrass saying you also got your mom and your cousin and your sister in law into it. and so you don't talk about it. the easiest thing to do is like it wa

he munderstand why, if we do away with chevron's framework, ww't have a problem of courts actually maki aolicy decision. so justice kagan gave you a mb of examples, and i think the reas why those examples are hard or why they're ambiguous or whatever is because, at bottom, they're not asking ga questions; they're asking policy queson how is it that, you know, stationary source is tbe defined? that's not really a legal question. i mean, there coulbeeveral reasonable ways of interpreting that. and at the end of the day, i think the wai've been thinking about chevron is congress has given that picchoice to the agency. and my concern is that if we take ay mething like chevron, the court will then suddenly become a policymar majority rule or not, making policy determitis. so how can we avoid that? martinez: so we agree, obvisl that -- that courts should not be in the business of policymaking. ani ink the whole enterprise of statutory interpretation, when properly understood, is -- is designed to take courts o policymaking because what the court is trying to do is- act as a faithful agt what

. >> my condolences to the goes-r family for maki ultimate sacrifice, that we can never repay but we con to the over 2400 other goldstar families who were not able to join us today is families made the ultimate sacrifice in the 20 years of this work. my criticisms of the withdrawal and the missteps are well documented. there were issues that have to be addresd clear about that. i have tried to get answers, with my colleagues. i want to provide important context, ending wars in never easy and never clean. retrograde operations are some of the hardest and most dangerous things that we ask our military to do. i wanted to provide some of that context. chairman milley , you said in your opening that the doha agreement that donald trump entered into with the taliban required the complete withdrawal of u.s. forces, that was the agreement the trump administration entered into. you said, had we not complied, they would be open war with the taliban. they kept their agreement not to attack u., which allowed us to withdraw and reduce our footprint, had we war, would we be in open war with the ta